Imagine that you are
an adviser to the emperor of China during the 19th century.
The emperor...
History, 03.03.2021 21:20 bigchungus69
Imagine that you are
an adviser to the emperor of China during the 19th century.
The emperor has asked you to create two reports: one listing the benefits of
developing closer relations with European countries and one listing the benefits
of
relying on information from the remaining isolated from Europe's economy and culture. Write these two reports,
course to inform your opinions. (10 points)
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