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Which are characteristics of China? Select three answers.
It had foreign spheres of influence.
It won the Sino-Japanese War.
It failed to institute reforms.
It avoided modernization.
It rapidly industrialized.
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Correct answers:
- It had foreign spheres of influence.
- It failed to institute reforms.
- It avoided modernization.
Brief explanation: In the 19th–early 20th century Qing China was carved into foreign spheres of influence, resisted or incompletely implemented reform/modernization efforts (unlike Meiji Japan), and did not rapidly industrialize. It lost the Sino–Japanese War, so it did not win that war.
- It had foreign spheres of influence.
- It failed to institute reforms.
- It avoided modernization.
Brief explanation: In the 19th–early 20th century Qing China was carved into foreign spheres of influence, resisted or incompletely implemented reform/modernization efforts (unlike Meiji Japan), and did not rapidly industrialize. It lost the Sino–Japanese War, so it did not win that war.
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