1. Why did China have a favorable balance of trade with great Britain until the second opium war?

2. How did the Chinese government resist the British trade of opium?

3. What where the basic demands of the Treaty of Nanjing?

4. What two factors drove imperialism?

5. Which one does Green claim was a more powerful and why?

6. What prevented the Europeans from colonizing Africa before the 19th century?

7. What technologies facilitated Europe’s domination of Africa?

8. Why did African resistance fail? What African exceptions does Green mention?

9. Why did most European powers use indirect rule to control their colonies?

10. Why did indigenous rulers agree to cooperate with European colonizers?

11. How did the United States participate in imperialism?

12. How did Khedive Ismail efforts to modernize and expand Egypt’s territory lead to his downfall?

13. How did business imperialism compare to political imperialism? How does the legacy of business imperialism affect Americans today?

1. The constant distribution of the British with opium in China, creating addicts to be less productive, making them unable to work or other situations.

Explanation:  

The opium war was a disagreement in trade between China and Great Britain, which lasted for four years. For Great Britain, the export of Opium to China was its best investment, but China did not agree with it, because it was resulting in the addiction of many people who are disabled to work and be a productive person for the country.

China took the measure to prevent Great Britain from marketing this product in their country and if they did not accept this they would be left without any marketing agreement between the two countries but they faced a battle in which China was defeated and forced to free trade.

2. The Chinese government confiscated much of the opium and destroying it, likewise, China issued an ultimatum to the British to end the trade in general if they did not stop selling opium to their country.

Explanation:  

Despite China's resistance to the commercialization of opium and confiscating much of the opium and destroying it, they also spoke of breaking the commercialization of both countries, but Great Britain, upon hearing the complaints of the people affected by this measure, decided to take actions.  Which led to a war which China lost, and had to accept free trade in the products of Great Britain including Opium.

3.   The Chinese counterattacks were unsuccessful so they signed the Nanjing Treaty declaring that Britain had Hong Kong and other ports. But during this treaty the economy of Great Britain suffered a deficit, since the import of tea from China had a great increase.

Explanation:

After China was defeated, it had to sign the Nanjing Treaty where they declared that Great Britain had control of Hong Kong and other ports for the free trade of its products. This treaty forced China to accept other treaties that were imposed by other powers.

Despite China feeling defeated, he realized that Great Britain needed them for the export of tea, which was an important product for the British, and due to the war that both countries had, Britain had lost money in its trade of tea.

4. The factors are industrialization and nationalism.

Explanation:

Imperialism refers to the practices that some countries use to have control over another country or state. Imperialism is generally based on different types of exploitation and the use of the military for intimidation.

Important factors for imperialism include industrialization and nationalism. Industrialization is important to obtain control of the main raw materials and to follow the industrialization of countries and as long as there is imperialism, nationalism will be present, which are responsible for the economy and politics.

5.  For Green, industrialization had more power, becoming the main reason for industrial deployment in much of the world. The objective of the Europeans was to control the raw materials that were used during industrialization.    

Explanation:

Green believed that industrialization was essential for most of the countries of the world that large-scale production, the development of technologies and the extension of places of commercialization towards more important industrialization and increased the economy.

The control of the industrialization in the countries turned them into powers that had the dominion of the raw material to commercialize to other countries obtaining greater benefits.

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