Prior to the Qing Dynasty, China had resisted foreign influence because they?

(didn't have anything to trade that Europe wanted.)

(were geographically too hard to reach.)

(were advanced technologically.)

(had made treaties with Europe.)

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Dale Graves

26 August, 19:40

Prior to the Qing Dynasty, China had resisted foreign influence because they?

(didn't have anything to trade that Europe wanted.)

(were geographically too hard to reach.)

(were advanced technologically.)

(had made treaties with Europe.)

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Moises Blevins · Answer 1

Prior to the Qing Dynasty, China had resisted foreign influence because they " were geographically too hard to reach" since many mountain regions provided protection.

Prior to the Qing Dynasty, China had resisted foreign influence because they?(didn't have anything to trade that Europe wanted.)(were geographically too hard to reach.)(were advanced technologically.)(had made treaties with Europe.)

Prior to the Qing Dynasty, China had resisted foreign influence because they?

(didn't have anything to trade that Europe wanted.)

(were geographically too hard to reach.)

(were advanced technologically.)

(had made treaties with Europe.)