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AP Success - AP World History: Lin Zexu's 1839 Letter to Queen Victoria

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Lin Zexu criticizes the British for their role in the opium trade and its detrimental effects on China.

  • Lin Zexu acknowledges the superiority of British trade practices and seeks their guidance.

  • Lin Zexu expresses a desire to expand the opium trade with Britain for mutual benefit.

  • Lin Zexu offers a formal alliance with Britain to promote international trade regulations.

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • The Ottoman Empire

  • Japan

  • Portugal

  • Great Britain

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • The Opium Wars

  • The Treaty of Nanjing

  • The Boxer Rebellion

  • The Taiping Rebellion

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • Viking explorers reaching the coast of China

  • Japanese naval forces during the Sino-Japanese War

  • American whaling ships operating in the Pacific

  • European merchant vessels engaged in the opium trade

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • China had a policy of complete isolation and refused all forms of international trade.

  • China was primarily interested in exporting goods and had little interest in imports from the West.

  • China was fully open to Western influences and the importation of foreign goods.

  • China viewed international trade as beneficial but was concerned about the moral and social implications of certain goods.

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