jun 26, 1858 - The Treaty of Tientsin

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The Treaty of Tientsin was signed on June 26, 1858, between China and the British, Fench, and other foreign powers after the Second Opium War.

Key points:
- It opened more ports to foreign trade.
- Allowed foreigners to travel in China.
- Legalized opium trade).
- Granted extraterritorial rights to foreigners.
- Allowed foreign missionaries to spread Christianity in China.

The treaty marked a significant weakening of China’s sovereignty and increased foreign influence in the country.

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