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Answer:

Modernizing and industrializing

Explanation:

The Qing Dynasty helped China become weaker than the British by not "Modernizing and industrialized."

The above statement is true because, towards the eventual fall of the Quin Dynasty in 1912, the empire was full of corrupt practices, bad administration, shortage of food, etc., all of which was due to the inability to modernize and industrialize the country by the leaders. This led to civil unrest and a series of protests that ultimately weaken China.

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