How did China's Qing dynasty respond to growing international
industrialization in the 19th century?
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A. By launching attacks against its industrialized neighbors
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B. By organizing a series of reforms focused on the development of
certain industries
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C. By inviting European business owners to invest in Chinese industry
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D. By adopting a free market economy to promote industrialization
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