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I think you meant to ask: What country began trading opium with china?
The answer to that is: England. They trade opium with china in return for tea.
What else can I help you with?
Which country became a country of opium addicts?
China
A major result of the Opium War in China was?
The establishment of spheres of influence in China by Europeans! :)
Why was china able to isolate itself from western influence until the nineteenth century?
They had many countries under control with the power that they had from trading opium. These countries were mainly who they interacted with and communicated with. This allowed them to not get involved in anything in the west.
In what way did the Treaty of Nanjing alter China's culture and society forever and nbsp Britain forced China to replace the opium it had destroyed during the war. Britain regulated foreign trading wi?
The Treaty of Nanjing, signed in 1842, marked a significant shift in China's cultural and societal landscape by imposing unequal terms that favored British interests. By requiring China to compensate for the opium destroyed during the First Opium War and ceding territory such as Hong Kong, it undermined China's sovereignty and introduced foreign influence. This led to increased Western presence and cultural exchange, which disrupted traditional Chinese norms and practices. Consequently, the treaty not only intensified internal strife and resentment towards foreign powers but also catalyzed modernization efforts within China in response to the perceived need to strengthen against foreign domination.
Defeat in the Opium Wars forced this country to grant broad rights to Britain?
China
What was the result of Britain making money in the opium trade with China?
China declared a ban on opium trading and ordered Britain to stop
What did trading ventures introduce to china?
seeds, peppers, and dates.not opium.
How did china start trading with the west?
China began trading with the West in the 16th century, primarily through the Portuguese, who established trade routes to Asia. The Ming Dynasty's interest in silver and luxury goods facilitated this engagement. By the 18th century, the British East India Company expanded trade, introducing opium to China, which led to increased interactions. This culminated in the Opium Wars of the mid-19th century, resulting in significant concessions and opening of trade ports to Western powers.
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.
Who introduced opium to china?
east India company
How did british trade with china trigger the opium wars?
The Chinese government called on Britain to stop trading drugs when they outlawed opium. Britain would not cooperate, nor would it stop trading drugs. This led to the Opium War of 1839.
Did opium have a big affect on people in the 1800s?
The affect that opium had on people was mainly the First opium war 1839-1842. That war was between the British East India Company and Qing Dyunasty of China forcing China to allow free trade in opium. The era was known as the "end of Chinese isolation bringing them into modern Chinese history ending the monopoly of trading in opium. The rest is all history with the Chinese bringing opium to Sanfrancisco and addicting many Americans. hat
Who helped the British reverse their trade deficit with China?
The British reversed their trade deficit with China primarily through the opium trade. British merchants, particularly the East India Company, began exporting opium from India to China, where it was in high demand. This trade facilitated the flow of silver into Britain, effectively balancing the trade. The situation ultimately led to significant socio-economic issues in China and contributed to the Opium Wars.
Did opium do any impact on China and the British?
The Opium Wars (two separate events) were between the Chinese and the British empire during 1839-1842 and again in 1856-1860. It began when the Chinese began restricting trade, the British in turn began selling opium to Chinese smugglers who in turn began distributing it illegally in China leading to widespread addiction and a downturn in economic productivity and political unravelling.
How did 19th century imperialism affect China?
Imperialism had a major affect on China. The Opium War played a major part of this. The opium war was provoked by the problems with European countries and China. British were getting tired of doing outside trading and wanted to trade directly with China. China had little need from the West. As a direct result the smuggling of opium began. Opium was forbidden in China except for medicinal use. The war was fought to determine the relations between China and the West, and as a result China was forced to reevaluate her position as the center of the world. Imperialism is most commonly related to historical content such as the ancient histories of Rome, Greece, and China.
What did the dutch east India trading company trade?
mainly cotton, silk, salt, saltpeter, and opium.
In the 1700s how did Britain find a way to balance its trade with China?
In the 1700's Great Britain began smuggling opium illegally into china.
