Assertion: imperialism's policy | /r/CapableOf | carve out commercial concessions
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type: LOCATION
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text: In the nineteenth century, the European powers—especially Britain and France—sometimes pursued an imperial policy that imposed trade-treaties and carved out commercial concessions in, for example, China, Iran, and the Ottoman Empire, without actually assuming full political authority and without asserting or acquiring territorial domination.