Question

A rising sense of nationalism in China was a reaction to what

Answer 1

Influencing the case by case approach was a rising sense of nationalism among Chinese leaders and the Chinese people more broadly. Tending to view the world as a highly competitive, state-centered system, Chinese leaders were slow to embrace multilateralism and interdependence

Answer 2

Answer: The strong foreign influence in China.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Open Door policy only served American purposes, and other nations subscribed it while protecting their private interests. However, China´s imperialist authorities saw little profit in it. Objections to the Open Door policy generated an antiforeign movement that led the Boxer Rebellion of 1900, in which Chinese nationalists took arms to try to stop the foreign occupation.