Blessing Kwiyup March 26, 2006
Period 2 Essay
White/Male vs. Chinese/ Japanese
As the United States matured as a country the concept "new imperialism" intensified its foreign involvement with other countries. The U.S. became very friendly with China in the early 1900s refusing to rape China of all its goods as other world super powers had. U.S. relations with China and Japan remained at agreeable as long as it was oversees but when it was on United States soil, the white male yet again began to feel more superior to the Asians.
The dawn of the 19th century began with a "sphere of influence" in China by five of the world powers meaning that they could dominate trade and investment within their sphere. The U.S. intervened and called for an Open-Door policy which gave all nations equal trading rights with China. The United States intervened again in China when the Boxer rebellion occurred in 1900 giving the U.S. power yet again in China. U.S and Chinese......

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Title: White Male V. Chinese/Japanese
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