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Forum Post 4 - Late 19th Century Asia 

3/28/2013

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Using information from chapters 26 and 27 in your book answer the following question. You will need to use at least 3 pieces of supportive evidence to help you argument. (3 supporting each argument for a total of 6). Once you are done with your argument you must either support or argue against another person's position in a minimum 3 sentence response.  

Of the four Asiatic Empires (Qing China, The Ottomans, The Russians, and Japan) which empire would you say was in the strongest position of power, and which was the weakest in Asia at the end of the 19th century?     
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