Question

Choose all that apply. The outcome of the Opium War for the British was which of the following? The British lost to the Chinese. The British gained control of Hong Kong. British citizens were granted immunity from Chinese laws. Chinese would pay the British for losses in the war. China would open five ports for foreign trade.

Answer 1

The outcome of the Opium War for the British was that China would open five ports for foreign trade.

The first opium war was also known as the Anglo-Chinese war.

It was fought between the British and the Qing dynasty of China over trade, diplomatic relations and administration of justice in China.