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What was the attitude of the Boxers during the Boxer rebellion?
What was the attitude of the Boxers during the Boxer rebellion?
- They were neutral towards foreign powers
- They were eager to embrace Western culture
- They were supportive of foreign influence
- They were anti-foreign and anti-Christian (correct)
How did the Boxers behave during the Boxer rebellion?
How did the Boxers behave during the Boxer rebellion?
- They focused on economic development and trade with other countries
- They advocated for religious freedom and tolerance
- They carried out violent attacks against foreigners and Christians (correct)
- They promoted peace and cooperation with foreign powers
What was the Boxer rebellion primarily aimed at achieving?
What was the Boxer rebellion primarily aimed at achieving?
- Establishing diplomatic relations with Western countries
- Expelling foreign influence and missionaries from China (correct)
- Promoting globalization and cultural exchange
- Encouraging foreign investment in Chinese industries
What was the Boxer rebellion a response to?
What was the Boxer rebellion a response to?
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Boxer Rebellion
- The Boxers' attitude was characterized by anti-foreigner and anti-Christian sentiments, driven by a desire to expel foreign influence and restore Chinese dominance.
- During the rebellion, the Boxers behaved violently, attacking and killing foreigners, Christian converts, and Chinese who had adopted Western ways.
- The Boxer rebellion was primarily aimed at achieving the expulsion of foreign influence, including missionaries, businessmen, and diplomats, and the restoration of Chinese dominance.
- The Boxer rebellion was a response to the growing foreign influence and presence in China, including the presence of foreign troops, diplomats, and businessmen, which was seen as a threat to Chinese sovereignty and cultural identity.
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