7. In 1836, the Chinese government banned opium, leading to tensions with the _______________, who controlled the trade​. The Opium War (1839–1842) ended in August 1842 with the Treaty of Nanjing, 1st of the “unequal treaties.”​ The Treaty of Nanjing was followed by similar treaties with the U.S. and France​.

9. The ____________________, (peace treaty made following WWI) was unsatisfactory in many ways​. The tragedy was that it was neither conciliatory enough to remove desire for change nor harsh enough to make another war impossible.

5. In 1858, India came under direct rule of the British Crown, a period of 90 years known as the British _______________.  

4. After WWI, France was eager to achieve a settlement that would permanently weaken Germany and preserve French political and military superiority​. The ____________________ was created to maintain peace​. The terms of peace treaties proved particularly onerous for Germany, which was required to pay reparations and faced a war guilt clause. Many new nations came into being in Europe, and the old Ottoman Empire disappeared.

Which of the following is an example of a strategic alliance involving a joint venture?

How can organizations develop a sustainability-friendly identity?

What is the primary benefit of a strategic alliance for organizations seeking to enter new markets or access new technologies?

Which of the following best describes the final stage, “Implementing and Assessing,” in the self-design process?

Why have many OD practitioners adopted the term “change management”?

How does the bridging role of an OD practitioner contribute to a transorganizational network (TN)?