Which problem did Qing China, Romanov Russia, and the Ottoman Empire all face in the late nineteenth century?

the dominance of a conservative clergy

a history of cultural isolationism

competition from western Europe

a mass of discontented factory workers

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27 January, 06:40

Which problem did Qing China, Romanov Russia, and the Ottoman Empire all face in the late nineteenth century?

the dominance of a conservative clergy

a history of cultural isolationism

competition from western Europe

a mass of discontented factory workers

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Irvin Hendricks · Answer 1

The correct answer for this question is: "the problem that the Qing China, Romanov Russia, and the Ottoman Empire all face in the late nineteenth century is that of " the dominance of a conservative clergy." It is an issue that the country has to fix before anything else fails.

Which problem did Qing China, Romanov Russia, and the Ottoman Empire all face in the late nineteenth century?the dominance of a conservative clergya history of cultural isolationismcompetition from western Europea mass of discontented factory workers

Which problem did Qing China, Romanov Russia, and the Ottoman Empire all face in the late nineteenth century?

the dominance of a conservative clergy

a history of cultural isolationism

competition from western Europe

a mass of discontented factory workers