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The Opium Wars opened Asian nations, particularly China, to trade with Europe.
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The Opium Wars opened Asian nations, particularly China, to trade with Europe.

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Generally speaking, yes it is true that the Opium Wars opened Asian nations, particularly China, to trade with Europe, since through these wars the British practically "forced" China to trade with them.
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