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In this enlightening video, we delve into a lesser-known chapter of history - America's significant yet often overlooked involvement in the opium trade during the 19th century. Drawing on insightful research from Pacific Atrocities Education, we explore how American traders, particularly from New England, were instrumental in perpetuating this trade, which had profound implications for China and contributed to shaping modern international relations. Key Highlights: The Beginnings: We trace the origins of America's entry into the opium trade, highlighting the key figures and trading firms, such as Thomas Handasyd Perkins and Russell & Co., who played pivotal roles. The Canton System: An examination of the trade restrictions in China and how American merchants navigated and sometimes circumvented these rules. Treaties and Wars: We analyze the impact of the Opium Wars, including the Treaty of Nanking and the Treaty of Wangxia, and how they favored American interests. Cultural and Economic Impact: The video sheds light on the ramifications of the opium trade on Chinese society, the rise of opium addiction, and the role of the trade in the art world, particularly in the context of the Harvard Art Museums' special exhibition "Objects of Addiction: Opium, Empire, and the Chinese Art Trade." Contemporary Relevance: Reflecting on the historical context, we discuss the lasting effects of this period on current US-China relations and global trade dynamics. 📚 Original article: https://www.pacificatrocities.org/blo... Our Books: https://www.pacificatrocities.org/boo... #OpiumTrade #USHistory #ChinaUSRelations #HarvardArtMuseums #PacificAtrocitiesEducation