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The Opium wars ruined the Chinese functioning society
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What kind of problems did opium cause in china?
The opium war mainly began because of the British and China having an opium trade for tea. The British would get there tea if China got there opium. but the cause of the war was that china wouldn't accept opium anymore, and the british wern't okay with that.
How many times have Britain and China gone to war?
twice in Opium War 1 and Opium War 2
What did the british gain from the opium war with china?
Hong Kong
What effect did the First Opium War have on relations between China and the non British European powers?
Many European nations forced China to sign unequal agreements.
Which event resulted in the legalization of the opium trade in China?
a treaty ending the Second Opium War
When did the first opium war start?
The first opium war began, in very brief words, because China wanted to control the importing of Opium from Britain, and Britain was not a fan since its largest export to China was Opium and imported tea.
What effect did missionaries have on trade in China?
They helped ban the opium trade.
What events led to the opium war?
he opium war was started by the british people selling opium to the Chinese people for their goods. The emporer of china was angry because of all of the people always on opium so he made it illegal to sell or buy opium. When Britain kept selling the opium illegaly, that's what started the war. heroin addicts.
What two countries fought in the Opium Wars?
First Opium War
Who won the Opium War the Chinese or the British?
The British won the first and second Opium War.
What did not happen as a result of the opium war between china Britain?
Britian stopped selling opium to the chinese
What event resulted in the legalization of the opium trade in China?
The legalization of the opium trade in China was largely a result of the First Opium War (1839-1842) between China and Britain. The war was sparked by China's attempts to enforce its ban on opium imports, leading to military conflict. The Treaty of Nanking, signed in 1842, ended the war and included provisions that favored British trade interests, effectively legalizing the opium trade in China. This marked a significant shift in Chinese policy and contributed to widespread social and economic issues related to opium consumption.
