Why did the amount of opium in China increase in the mid-1800s? O China's trade with the West increased, so China produced more opium to export.
Japan exported more opium to China, hoping to weaken China's army.
Britain exported more opium from India to China to trade for Chinese goods.
O Britain insisted that China outlaw opium, and China responded by producing more opium.

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