explain one historical situation in the period 1450–1750, other than the one illustrated in the passage, in which states in asia or africa adopted policies to limit european political power or cultural influence.

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The Qing dynasty in China.

A historical setting in which an Asian state adopted policies to limit European political power and cultural influence, from 1450 to 1750, was the Qing dynasty in China.

During this period, the Qing rulers implemented a series of policies known as the "Great Liquidation" or "Great Prohibition" aimed at limiting and regulating foreign trade and the activities of European merchants in China. These policies include prohibiting direct trade between European merchants and Chinese, setting fixed prices for European goods, and requiring European merchants to pay duties and taxes on goods.

It included doing The Qing rulers also implemented policies to limit the spread of Christianity in China, including banning Christian missionaries and suppressing Chinese who converted to Christianity. These policies were largely successful in limiting the political and cultural influence of the European powers in China during this period.

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