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What was a direct result of the opium war in the 19th -century China?
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Chinese ports were opened for trade with European powers.
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What was the a direct result of the Opium War in century China?
Chinese ports were opened for trade with European powers.
How did 19th century imperialism affect China?
Imperialism had a major affect on China. The Opium War played a major part of this. The opium war was provoked by the problems with European countries and China. British were getting tired of doing outside trading and wanted to trade directly with China. China had little need from the West. As a direct result the smuggling of opium began. Opium was forbidden in China except for medicinal use. The war was fought to determine the relations between China and the West, and as a result China was forced to reevaluate her position as the center of the world. Imperialism is most commonly related to historical content such as the ancient histories of Rome, Greece, and China.
What was the result of Britain making money in the opium trade with China?
China declared a ban on opium trading and ordered Britain to stop
China was forced to legalize opium and lost control over much of its economy as a result of?
The Opium Wars. :)
What did not happen as a result of the opium war between china Britain?
Britian stopped selling opium to the chinese
What led to conflict between Great Britain and China in the mid-19th century?
Great Britain would not stop its merchants from selling opium in China.
What linked Great Britain India and China in the nineteenth century?
Opium
Was a result of the Opium war?
Britain gaind the right to trade with china
What was result of the opium wars?
Britain gaind the right to trade with china
The opium wars of the 19th century marked the beginning of the?
domination of china by foreign powers
What was a result the opium wars?
Britain gaind the right to trade with china
What was a result of the Second Opium War?
Britain gained the right to settle missionaries in China.
