Question

The provisions listed below were part of the United States' Open Door policy.

• No nation will interfere with any treaty port or any other nations' interests within its own sphere of influence.
• The Chinese government will have the exclusive right to collect its own tariffs.
• No nation will charge another country higher harbor or railroad fees within its sphere of influence.

What was the policy intended to ensure?

A. that no single nation would have a monopoly on trade with China
B. that no imperialist country would interfere with missionaries in China
C. that the Chinese

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The provisions listed below were part of the United States' Open Door policy.

• No nation will interfere with any treaty port or any other nations' interests within its own sphere of influence.
• The Chinese government will have the exclusive right to collect its own tariffs.
• No nation will charge another country higher harbor or railroad fees within its sphere of influence.

What was the policy intended to ensure?

A. that no single nation would have a monopoly on trade with China
B. that no imperialist country would interfere with missionaries in China
C. that the Chinese would continue to build the railroads in their own country
D. that the imperialist nations would continue to run the Chinese government

Answer 3

im pretty sure its C

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

The Open Door policy stated that all nations should have equal privileges and access to ports in China. This foreign policy was pushed forward by the United States in 1899 in order to


A. gain control of Asian markets from France and Germany.
B. become an ally of China and increase control over Southeast Asia.
C. place pressure on Russia to favor American commercial interests in Asia.
D. protect its commercial interests in Asia after gaining control of the Philippines.

Answer 7

d

Answer 8

i think its d

Answer 9

oh you posted that while i was typing

Answer 10

lol

Answer 11

i m really just trying to check all my answers

Answer 12

okay

Answer 13

The Knights of Labor was a labor union founded in 1869. Their motto was "An injury to one is the concern of all." How did the Knights of Labor show their commitment to this motto?


A. by working to form unions for the Chinese and other Asian railroad workers
B. by including the stockholders of major corporations in important union decisions
C. by accepting African Americans, recent immigrants, and women as members in their union
D. by lobbying state and federal legislators to prohibit collective bargaining negotiations

Answer 14

a

Answer 15

During the late nineteenth century, developments in technology allowed American industries to expand rapidly. Why was the harnessing of electricity so important to manufacturers in the United States?


A. It permitted steel factories to stop using coal and steam as power sources.
B. It permitted factory owners to produce goods without using unskilled workers.
C. It allowed factory products to be transported to foreign markets more efficiently.
D. It allowed factories to be built away from traditional power sources such as rivers.

Answer 16

d i think it might be a

Answer 17

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Answer 18

okay thanks for helping me out