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The failure of the treaty to satisfy British goals of improved trade and diplomatic relationsledto the Second Opium War ( 1856?1860
by British trade in opium with the Chinese ... in defiance of Chinese law(passive) was caused byThe First Opium War
British trade in opium with the Chinese ... in defiance of Chinese law(passive) was caused byThe First Opium War
tensions ... Britain and Chinaledto the Second Opium War in 1856
British goals of improved trade and diplomatic relationsledto the Second Opium War ( 1856 -
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the unequal trading between China and England resulting in England(passive) was caused byThe first Opium War
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Opium War Further disputes over the treatment of British merchants in Chinese portsresultedin the Second Opium War
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the British Empire and the Second French Empire(passive) was provoked byA second opium war
Continued conflict over opiumledto the Second Opium War
Continued hostilities between China and Britainresultedin a Second Opium War
British goals of improved trade and diplomatic relationsledto the Second Opium War
British goals of improved trade and diplomatic relationsledto the Second Opium War
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Disputes by British merchants in Chinese portsledto the Second Opium War
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Further disputes over the treatment of Chinese merchants in British portsresultedin the Second Opium War
Further disputes over the treatment of British merchants in Chinese portsresultedin the Second Opium War
The failure of the treaty to satisfy British goals of improved trade and diplomatic relationsledto the Second Opium War Second Opium War
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The execution of a French missionaryledto the Second Opium war
The election ... the Arrow affairledto the Second Opium War
the Arrow affairledto the Second Opium War
Chinese resentments and European imperialismledto the Second Opium War
extraterritoriality ... among them the Arrow incidentledto the Second Opium War
by local officials in Guangxiprovokedthe Second Opium War Second Opium War
The Qing government 's refusal to legalize the sale of Opium ... the factorsledto the Second Opium War
The Qing government 's refusal to legalize the sale of Opium ... the factorsledto the Second Opium War Second Opium War
in the opening of several Chinese ports as well as the cession of Hong Kong to Great Britainresultedin the opening of several Chinese ports as well as the cession of Hong Kong to Great Britain
to the British taking Hong Kong Islandledto the British taking Hong Kong Island
A war for free(passive) was causedA war for free
in the Treaty of Nanking which opened Chinese ports for the Britishresultedin the Treaty of Nanking which opened Chinese ports for the British
in the cession of Hong Kong to Britain and the opening of five treaty portsresultedin the cession of Hong Kong to Britain and the opening of five treaty ports
in China ceding Hong Kong to Britainresultedin China ceding Hong Kong to Britain
in Britain gaining control of Hong Kongresultedin Britain gaining control of Hong Kong
in british victoryresultedin british victory
to the Britishledto the British
in Chinaresultedin China
in Britain being awarded control of the island of Hong Kong for over 150 yearsresultingin Britain being awarded control of the island of Hong Kong for over 150 years
to more warsledto more wars
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to several humiliating defeats of the Chinese by the Westledto several humiliating defeats of the Chinese by the West
to the treaty of Nankingledto the treaty of Nanking
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in Treaty of Nanjingresultingin Treaty of Nanjing
to the Treaty of Nanking which allowed Jardine Matheson to expand from Canton to Hong Kong and Mainland Chinaledto the Treaty of Nanking which allowed Jardine Matheson to expand from Canton to Hong Kong and Mainland China
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in another British victoryresultedin another British victory
in even more ports being opened up for trade to Britain , France , the US , and Russiaresultedin even more ports being opened up for trade to Britain , France , the US , and Russia
in the Britishresultsin the British
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Chinese share of the global GDP to drop by halfcausingChinese share of the global GDP to drop by half
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in another defeat for the Qing dynastyresultedin another defeat for the Qing dynasty
in China having to allow Christian missionaries into Chinaresultedin China having to allow Christian missionaries into China
in 1856resultedin 1856
in the 1856 Treaty of Tientsin , which ' LEGITIMIZED ' THE OPIUM TRADE and opened China up to foreigners even moreresultedin the 1856 Treaty of Tientsin , which ' LEGITIMIZED ' THE OPIUM TRADE and opened China up to foreigners even more
up shop in Guangxi and Guizhou to sell British opiumsetup shop in Guangxi and Guizhou to sell British opium
to the construction of the Kowloon - Canton Railway , whose first mainland stop was in the market town of Shenzhen , 20 kilometres to the east of Nantouledto the construction of the Kowloon - Canton Railway , whose first mainland stop was in the market town of Shenzhen , 20 kilometres to the east of Nantou
in widespread opium addiction in Chinaalso resultedin widespread opium addiction in China
from the British side 's ban on smoking in Chinaoriginatedfrom the British side 's ban on smoking in China
their country to fall under foreign controlledtheir country to fall under foreign control
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