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British shipping opium to China's soil caused problems between China and Great Britain. Problems escalated so much to the point that Hong Kong was taken an captured by the British.
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More and more foreigners started to migrate to China, and this immigrant growth started a change in the economy. Newcomers tried to change the ways of their government, but failed.
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The revolution of 1911 divided China into regions and declared itself a republic.
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Chinese communism failed in economic growth, trust, and leadership. Mao promised the people that he would end oppression, his promise was broken and the nation was destroyed.
