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opening Korea to foreign trade
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including unequal clauses; other western powers then followed
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blancing their influence in Korea
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between Jpanese and Chinese forces in Seoul
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China: gives up influence in Korea
Korea's Queen Min assassinated by Japanese forces. The king flees to Russian (1 year) -
conflict over status of Russian forces in Manchuria and Korea
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Taft-Katsura secret agreement exchanges US recognition of Japan's sphere of interest in Korea for Japanese recognition of US sphere of interestin Philippines
Korea was forced to sign a Treaty of Protectorate with Jpan -
Korea didn't have standing according to the international law the King Kojong abdicates; Korean army desbanded
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Korea became part of the Japanese Empire
aggressive suppression of Korean nationalist movements -
Korean protests refusal of Versailles conferenceto har self-determination request; thousands of Koreans were killed; tens of thousands imprisoned
King Kojong dies. -
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Korean slave laborers used heavily in Japanse industry; sexual slaves
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Korea divided into US and USSR zones of occupation
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