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What were the Opium Wars?
What were the Opium Wars?
- Two armed conflicts in China between Western countries and the Qing dynasty over the opium trade. (correct)
- Two armed conflicts in China between Western countries and the Qing dynasty over tea trade.
- Two armed conflicts in China between Western countries and the Qing dynasty over silk trade.
- Two armed conflicts in China between Western countries and the Qing dynasty over porcelain trade.
Who fought in the first Opium War?
Who fought in the first Opium War?
- China and Portugal
- China and Britain (correct)
- China and the United States
- China and France
What led to the Opium Wars?
What led to the Opium Wars?
- China's attempts to suppress the silk trade and resulting widespread addiction in China.
- China's attempts to suppress the tea trade and resulting widespread addiction in China.
- China's attempts to suppress the opium trade and resulting widespread addiction in China. (correct)
- China's attempts to suppress the porcelain trade and resulting widespread addiction in China.
What were the outcomes of the Opium Wars?
What were the outcomes of the Opium Wars?
What did the British government do when some drunken British sailors killed a Chinese villager?
What did the British government do when some drunken British sailors killed a Chinese villager?
Study Notes
What were the Opium Wars? Who fought in the first Opium War? What led to the Opium Wars? What were the outcomes of the Opium Wars? What did the British government do when some drunken British sailors killed a Chinese villager?
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Test your knowledge of the Opium Wars with this quiz! Learn about the two armed conflicts that took place in mid-19th century China between Western countries and the Qing dynasty. Challenge yourself to remember the key players, events, and outcomes of both wars. See how much you know about this important period in Chinese history!