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China

United States

Great Britain

Germany

France

Italy

Japan

Russia

(“Open Door Policy Wikipedia”)

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1894-95- Spheres of Influence began

1899- Open Dood Notes Provided

1900- Boxer Rebellion

(“Open Door Policy”)

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France, Germany, Japan and Russia forced China to sign a treaty that ensured trading rights

(“Spheres of Influence in”)

Picture citation

(Spheres of Influence)

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Secure trade in China

(“Secretary of State”)

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September 6, 1899

Proposed to keep China open to trade

Established in the late 19th century and the early 20th century

(“Open Door Policy”)

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Led by secret Chinese Organization known as “The Boxers”

Gain China’s independence

China agreed to pay more than $330 million in reparations

(“Boxer Rebellion”)

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(Jabzy 2015)

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Gain China’s independence

(“Secretary of State”)

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John Milton Hay was born on October 8, 1838 in Indiana but moved shortly after to Illinois. John Hay was the Secretary of State from 1879 to 1881 and he is well now for his idea for the Open Door Policy. On July 1, 1905 John Hay passed away in Newbury, New Hampshire (“Secretary of State”).

(John Hay)