Which statement about the Open Door Notes is true?
A. Nations that received them did not fully accept them.
B. All the European powers rejected them.
C. All the European powers agreed to them.
D. They caused war with Japan.
Answer (2)
The Open Door Notes, sent by John Hay, aimed for equal trade in China but were not fully accepted by all nations involved, making statement A correct. European powers had mixed reactions, and the notes did not directly cause a war with Japan. They represent an important aspect of U.S. foreign policy concerning China. ;
The correct statement about the Open Door Notes is A: Nations that received them did not fully accept them. While some countries supported the policy, others did not agree fully, reflecting the complexities of international relations. The notes aimed to ensure equal trading rights in China but did not directly lead to war with Japan.
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