Around the beginning of the 20th century, foreigners, including America, saw China as primitive and militarily weak. As a result, it was believed that China was ready to be exploited for its resources, as well as become a market for imports from other countries. <span>
In 1898, Chinese peasants began to organize into fighting groups in hopes of driving foreigners out of China. They believed foreigners were a threat to Chinese culture. Foreign media labelled these militant peasants as "boxers". </span>
<span>On June 18, 1900, the Chinese Empress Dowager, a supporter of these "boxers", ordered all foreigners inside China to be killed. Several foreign ministers, christian ministers, and their families were killed. This gave the international community a reason to invade with a force of 2100 American, British, Russian, French, Italian, and Japanese soldiers to stop this killing.</span>
1. Government Only 2. Citizens Only 3. True 4. High as well 5. False 6. <span>By focusing only on one product, the other areas suffer, such as agriculture and Nigeria has to import food 9. M</span><span>en are given more opportunities for an education 10. True </span><span> </span>
The noteworthy about the work of Daniel Burnham, Louis Sullivan, and Frederick Law Olmstead is they constructed high rises in urban areas on both coasts. They all took a shot at structures for the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, which presented numerous advancements.
