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President McKinley stated that his desire for the creation of the open door would allow all trading nations access to the Chinese market
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John Hay the Secretary of the State wanted a formal endorsement of the concept by circulating diplomatic notes among the major powers, enabling the Secretary to be credited with authoring the Open Door policy
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The Boxer Rebellion was when the Chinese nationalists resorted to armed opposition in an attempt to end foreign occupation of their country
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21 demands was levied by Japan on China
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At the Washington Navel conference, an effort was made to shore up the Open Door policy
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The Japanese challenged as they expanded their control in Manchuria