2 years ago

What are spheres of influence, and how did they contribute to the fall of the Qing Dynasty?

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Spheres of influence are areas in which the imperial powers had exclusive trading rights or railroad-building and mining privileges. Granting Europeans these rights weakened the power of the Qing.

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