Question 8 The Open Door policy was the cornerstone of U. S. foreign policy in Latin America at the end of the nineteenth century. caused the Boxer Rebellion and led to the resignation of John Hay as secretary of state. would allow all nations to trade with China on equal terms. was designed to open Cuba, Latin America and the Philippines to U. S. trade and investment. was proposed by the U. S. but rejected by the Chinese government.

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8 February, 09:05

Question 8 The Open Door policy was the cornerstone of U. S. foreign policy in Latin America at the end of the nineteenth century. caused the Boxer Rebellion and led to the resignation of John Hay as secretary of state. would allow all nations to trade with China on equal terms. was designed to open Cuba, Latin America and the Philippines to U. S. trade and investment. was proposed by the U. S. but rejected by the Chinese government.

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The correct answer is B) would allow all nations to trade with China on equal terms.

The United States "open door policy" would allow all nations to trade with China on equal terms.

The Open Door policy was created by the United States to protect the equity of countries on trade with China. It was the main foreign policy in East Asia. In 1889, the policy generated an international protocol for all the countries that traded with China. The countries that participated in the policy were Italy, Germany, Japan, France, Russia, and Great Britain. When Japan was defeated in WWII and Communism entered China in 1949, signified the end of the Open Door policy.