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Created By Zack Zahrend Definition A bitter yellowishbrown strongly addictive narcotic drug prepared from the dried juice of unripe pods of the opium poppy and

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Created By Zack Zahrend Definition A bitter yellowishbrown strongly addictive narcotic drug prepared from the dried juice of unripe pods of the opium poppy and containing alkaloids such as . IN . R/O OPS UNITS OF BIHAR SECTOR. UNIT. WEAPON LOST. OWN TROOPS . APPREHENDED. NAXAL.  . ARMS RECOVERED. ENCOUNTER. AMNS . RECOVERED. GRENADE . RECOVERED. ABBY ROSENSON. How Did the British Become . I. nvolved?. 1781-1793 – Value of all British goods imported into China amount to one sixth of the value of teas exported to Britain.. Late 1700’s – British find opium to be popular among the elites of China.. What is Opium. Comes from collecting and later drying the milky juice that comes from the seed pods of the poppy plant.  . Opium has a very bitter taste and a distinct odor that is easily recognizable (if you know the odor you’re smelling).. British Colonialism in China, . 1800-1900. (originally created by . Gordon . Grisé. and edited by Mike Farley). Opium in China – Video Overview (4 min). http. ://. www.history.com/shows/mankind-the-story-of-all-of-us/videos/opium-in-china. Parker Radcliff. Names for Opium. Older Names from Ancient China: . Ah-Pen-Yen. Buddha. Chillum. Chinese Molasses. Chinese Tobacco. Fi-Do-Nie. Gee. Goric. Pen Yen. Pin Gon. Pin Yan. When-shee. Yen S hey Suey. Strayer. 877-882. Opening. Japanese textbooks downplay terrors of the “Rape of Nanjing” and Chinese “Comfort Women” in WWII. Weird b/c JPN was always in CHN’s shadow until the 1800s. Both dealt with European imperialism and industrialization differently. th. Century. The Congress of Vienna, 1814-15. Metternich (Austria). Talleyrand (France). Alexander I of Russia. Louis XVIII of France. Netherlands created. Prussia got Rhineland. Switzerland neutral. th. Century. PPT #511. Imperialism and Migration of . Late 19. th. Century. Wages during Industrial Revolution. The Great Migration. Population doubled during 19. th. Century. 188 million in 1800. ‘FREE’ TRADE AND CHINA. In the years leading up to the Opium Wars, . foreign . trade was strictly controlled by the Chinese . using . the . “. Canton System.”. T. he . British ran a . three-country trade system: . th. Century. PPT #511. Imperialism and Migration of . Late 19. th. Century. Wages during Industrial Revolution. The Great Migration. Population doubled during 19. th. Century. 188 million in 1800. Tjandra. + Verna Gene. China Trade. Canton’s natural advantages gave it the preferred position on the China coast for foreign trade.. Monsoon winds from the southwest, allowed sailing ships to ride smoothly downwind across the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea and the South China Sea..  . Adalberto Miranda-Filho. 1. , . Michelle C. Turner. 2-4. , David B. Richardson. 1,5. , Bayan Hosseini. 1. , . Farin. Kamangar. 7. , . Akram. Pourshams. 6. , Vikash Sewram. 8. , . Saman. Warnakulasuriya. Opium Dens. An East End Opium Den 1870. For . many, images of the darker side of Victorian London are shaped by the descriptions of writers like Henry Mayhew in the middle decades of the century, or by Blanchard Jerrold and . Dept.of. Forensic Medicine & Toxicology. OPIUM . Dried juice of poppy (papaver somniferum) . Cultvated only under licence. Upto 1 metre in length. Plant bears 5-8 capsules. Flowers white. Poppy seeds-khaskhas-white harmless demulsent used as food.

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