Final answer:
Foreigners who were allowed to live in Chinese territory were allowed to purchase land. Mainlanders intermarried with local elite families and began studying Chinese culture.
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the lesson, foreigners who were allowed to live in Chinese territory were allowed to purchase land.
They were not allowed to hold a position in the Chinese government, own slaves, or become head of the military.
The government treated locals with preferential treatment, assigning them lighter tax and labor burdens.
Mainlanders intermarried with local elite families and began studying Chinese culture.
Foreigners who were allowed to live in Chinese territory were allowed to purchase land.
Mainlanders intermarried with local elite families and began studying Chinese culture.