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Which of the following countries did NOT set up spheres of influence in China?a.Japaneseb.Frenchc.Spanishd.British

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Which of the following countries did NOT set up spheres of influence in China?

a. Japanese
b. French
c. Spanish
d. British

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Solution

To determine which of the countries did NOT set up spheres of influence in China, we need to go through each option and eliminate those that did establish spheres of influence.

a. Japanese: Japan did establish a sphere of influence in China during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in areas like Manchuria.

b. French: France did establish a sphere of influence in China, primarily in the southern region, including Guangzhou and Hainan Island.

c. Spanish: Spain did not have a significant presence or establish a sphere of influence in China during this time period.

d. British: The British Empire did establish a significant sphere of influence in China, particularly in areas like Hong Kong and Shanghai.

Based on this analysis, the country that did NOT set up a sphere of influence in China is c. Spanish.

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