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China and Europeans SWBAT: explain how the relationship between China and European powers changed between the arrival of the Portuguese and the end of the Opium War. Homework: None Do Now: What does the American government do to control illegal drugs??

Europeans and Chinese What consequences would you expect from China concentrating on interior protection as opposed to international trade and international relations? How do you think the Chinese would have responded to European influence?

The Portuguese Originally, things were good. Jesuits missionaries helped the Chinese with astronomy which was essential in creating the Chinese calendar. This led to Jesuits being appointed to high-ranking positions in the palace. Led to economic, political, and religious influence. Suspicions began about Jesuit influence and the Chinese disliked Catholic allegiance to the Pope. Led to the denouncement of Christianity and the deportation of monks. Christian numbers dwindled.

The British Tea was a huge commodity in Great Britain, but the best tea came from China. China agreed to trade with the British East India Company under a certain provisions: Ships could only dock in one port. Company representatives had to stay outside the city in designated homes. Company could only trade with certain tea merchants. For a while, this works.

What changed?? Free trade: belief that governments should not interfere with or restrict international trade. The British did not like trade restrictions placed on them by China. Opium

What is opium? is the dried latex obtained from the opium poppy When taken, a user get a rush of euphoria following a drowsy, sleep-like state due to the suppression of the central nervous system. Used today for prescription pain killers such as morphine, codeine, hydrocodone, and oxycodone. Also used to make heroine. Very addictive. Long term use can create schizophrenia-like symptoms.

Video Questions Why did the British begin selling opium? What was their motive? Why did the Chinese ban the selling of opium? What was the result of the Opium War? http://www.history.com/shows/mankind-the-story-of-all-of-us/videos/opium-in- china#opium-in-china

Exit Discussion how did the relationship between China and European powers change between the arrival of the Portuguese and the end of the Opium War?

China and Europeans SWBAT: explain the conditions of the Treaty of Nanjing and how it favored Europeans. Homework: None Do Now: did the Opium War end the opium trade in China? Explain.

Treaty of Nanjing

What made this even worse? Taiping Rebellion Hong Xiuquan believed he was the younger brother of Jesus and looked to create a new dynasty. Had many followers. Rebellion last 14 years before it could be put down by the Qing dynasty. Millions were killed. Allowed European powers to capitalize on China’s weakness by opening more ports and influence in political and economic affairs.

Exit Slip Many Chinese consider the signing of the Treaty of Nanking the beginning of the century of humiliation. What evidence of this claim is there in the Nanjing Treaty?