What was the United States' interest in China?
A) The United States was interested in getting territory in China to aid its global economic interests but was locked out by the other countries.
B) The United States pushed for an 'Open Door" trade policy with China to open trade and prevent further territorial incursion by foreigners.
C) The United States was looking for a strategic military foothold in the Pacific.
D) The United States was on a humanitarian effort to help the Chinese recover from the invasions.
E) The United States wanted to pursue port access in China, as even though it held no territory, it wished to pursue trade interests.
B
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