China's Trade & Opium Wars Quiz

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Guangzhou was the only port open for foreign ______

trade

Britain suffered from losses from its trade with ______

China

Lin Zexu destroyed a large amount of ______

opium

Officials encouraged corruption among officials and made the government ______

ineffective

A British sailor beat a Chinese person to death in ______

Kowloon

In 1841, Britain took over a few coastal ______

cities

Who was sent by the government in 1839 to ban opium in Guangzhou?

Lin Zexu

What were the main problems caused by opium according to the text?

Corruption among officials, weak army, addiction among people

What actions led to the outbreak of the First Opium War between China and Britain?

Britain attacking China, negotiation failure in Tianjin, war in Guangzhou

Which treaty did China sign after being defeated in the First Opium War?

Treaty of Nanjing

What was the primary reason behind Britain's decision to attack China in 1840?

Trade disputes and conflicts with the Qing government

Test your knowledge on the indirect causes of the Opium Wars focusing on China's attitude towards trade, Britain's trade with China, problems caused by opium among officials, army, and people.

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