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Opium War: Was Britain completely in the wrong?

Title: Opium War: Was Britain completely in the wrong?
Category: /History/Asian History
Details: Words: 828 | Pages: 3 (approximately 235 words/page)
Opium War: Was Britain completely in the wrong?
The British were wrong by taking the option of trading opium because by trading opium, they would be jeopardising the wellbeing of an entire country. But they only did it because the Chinese were refusing to trade, so therefore it is only partially Britains fault. The "Opium War" also known as the Anglo-Chinese war began in 1839. It started as a conflict over trading between Britain and China. China was refusing to trade because they didn't …showed first 75 words of 828 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 828 total…the war and therefore it was both their fault. China's refusal for trade was wrong because they were being selfish and stubborn and they weren't considering the welfare of others. Britain was wrong in introducing opium because nothing can justify the trading of opium and it shouldn't have even been an option to trade it. Britain was also in the wrong by creating a treaty in their favour because China was in a weak position.

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