Open Door Policy and Boxer Rebellion Explained

In this video we explain the Open Door policy and the Boxer Rebellion. Learn how the U.S. increased its influence in Asia. How did China respond to foreign interference in the late 19th century?
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Disney: Love is an open door
John Hay: Trade is an open door

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am i the only one who heard the cant touch this every once in a while

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At the time, all Chinese martial arts were referred to as Chinese boxing, hence the Western translation of Yìhétuán is Boxer. I prefer the Chinese name of the rebellion as a whole "Battle of the Eight Nation Alliance."

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Fantastic review!

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The sound effects are extravagant

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Well done!

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Wasn't the Japanese invasion/annexation of Manchuria in 1931??

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Can't touch this

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this video gave me covid 0/10 would not reccomend

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