As a result of the Second Opium War, Qing China was forced to abide by all but one of the following:

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The Second Opium War led to several impositions on Qing China, including the opening of additional ports to foreign trade (A), the legalization of opium (C), and the establishment of foreign embassies in Beijing (D). However, it did not lead to a reduction of extraterritoriality privileges; instead, these privileges were expanded, allowing foreigners to be tried in their own consular courts rather than under Chinese law.

As a Result of the Second Opium War, Qing China