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Describe the cycle of silver from Britain to China and back?
The cycle of sliver from Britain to China and back to Britain again was that silver gained from the sale of Opium helped purchase Chinese tea, which the English drank a lot of per year. The tax on tea provided Britain with ten percent of its revenue. The British government had a vested interest in not only maintaining, but increasing the amount of opium sold in China. Silver gained from the sale of opium helped purchase Chinese tea, which the English drank by the millions-of-gallons every year. The tax on this tea provided the British government with ten percent of its revenue. Britain's expanding sales of opium to China caused the Opium War of 1839. China wanted sales stopped and destroyed an opium shipment at Guangzhou. The British responded by attacking the port cities shown on the map. The war ended in 1842 with a treaty favorable for the victorious British.
What did Kady Brownell do before the Civil War?
Kady Brownell was born in 1842 on the coast of Africa in an army camp. Her and her sister McKenzie were immigrants here in America where they lived in Rhode Island.
The two Opium Wars were between China and what other country?
I'm going to guess it was between China and England over trade routes during ming dynSTY. The Chinese I think were getting hooked on it and some how the English empire was making money off it. It was processed and manufacturer-ed and sold back and there was a trade deficit. The chinese use to make money off silver, pottery and silk. We have a trade deficit today as well. I'm going to google it. It has something to do with the great wall and why China had closed off trade to start with. I think that is how the royal family got all their wealth and what fueled the aristocracy. Today we have blood diamonds and drugs. I still burn the frankincense. I use to like to smoke opium when I was in high school but it was hard to find. It would taste a little like soap, but they usually sole it to you right on the screen . It was a black tarry goo like substance and we usually did it with a little hash. I miss the 70's. I did go nuts and had mood swings when I came off it and got misdiagnosed with manic depression but I responded to the lithium anyhow. I got my life together long enough to graduate. They teach the impact of the opium wars in 11th grade American History class, but I don't think we were in it. I think It had something to do with open markets and terr-ifs on foreign imports. Very good question. the opium wars are going on right now in Afghanistan if you want my honest opinion.
When was George Clementson born?
George Clementson was born in 1842.
When was George Moncrieff born?
George Moncrieff was born in 1842.
What Chinese island was taken over by Britain in 1842?
Hong Kong
The Treaty of Nanjing was signed in 1842 and ended the First Opium War between China and Britain. Which of these was a result of the treaty?
The treaty of Nanking was signed in 1842 and ended the First opium war between China and Britain and its results included the destruction of the Chinese navy.
The treaty of nanjing was signed in 1842 and ended the First opium war between China and Britain which of these was a result of the treaty?
The treaty of Nanking was signed in 1842 and ended the First opium war between China and Britain and its results included the destruction of the Chinese navy.
The Treaty of Nanjing Nanking signed in 1842 after Great Britain easily defeated China in a war was the first of the several that the Chinese were forced to sign with foreign powers?
unequal treaties.
The Treaty of Nanjing (Nanking) signed in 1842 after Great Britain easily defeated China in a war was the first of the several that the Chinese were forced to sign with foreign powers.?
unequal treaties.
The Treaty of Nanjing (Nanking) signed in 1842 after Great Britain easily defeated China in a war was the first of the several that the Chinese were forced to sign with foreign powers?
unequal treaties.
What port did Britain take control of during the opium wars?
During the Opium Wars, Britain took control of the port of Hong Kong. Following the First Opium War (1839-1842), the Treaty of Nanking ceded Hong Kong Island to Britain in 1842, establishing it as a significant trading post and colonial territory. This control was further solidified with the Second Opium War, which led to the expansion of British influence in the region.
Who was the 1842 Rhode Island rebellion leader?
Dorr.
When did England get Hong Kong?
The British were importing Opium to China, and the Chinese Emperor made it illegal but it was too profitable so the British merchants ignored the law. In 1839 China seized Opium sales and the Superintendant of Trade, a British citizen. The Empire retaliated and the First Opium War began. By 1841 the British had set up on the island of Hong Kong, which at the time was only a small fishing settlement. When the war ended in 1842 the Treaty of Nanking was signed and Britain took possession of the Island.
What kind of job did hong kong Chinese have in 1842?
Stone-cutters and carpenters.
What did The Opium War of 1839-1842 resulted in?
The Opium War of 1839-1842 resulted in the Treaty of Nanking, which marked the end of hostilities between Britain and China. This treaty ceded Hong Kong to Britain, opened several Chinese ports to British trade, and established a system of extraterritoriality for British citizens in China. Additionally, it symbolized the beginning of the "Century of Humiliation" for China, leading to increased foreign influence and control over Chinese affairs. The war significantly weakened the Qing dynasty and highlighted the vulnerabilities of China's economy and sovereignty.
Which was a major result of the Opiurn war (1839-1842)?
A major result of the Opium War (1839-1842) was the signing of the Treaty of Nanking in 1842, which marked the end of hostilities between Britain and China. This treaty ceded Hong Kong to Britain, opened several Chinese ports to British trade, and established a system of extraterritoriality for British citizens in China. It also set a precedent for further unequal treaties between China and Western powers, contributing to China's loss of sovereignty and the start of the "Century of Humiliation."
