In the late 1800s, China experienced an internal crisis when emperor Guang Xu launched

massive reforms throughout the nation. Why were these reforms opposed, thus creating an

internal crisis in China?

A. Some people felt reforms would ruin the Chinese economy.

B. Many believed that China would be overrun by Westerners.

C. Chinese citizens worried that Chinese traditions would be lost.

D. Conservatives at the court believed that changes were not needed.

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In the late 1800s, China experienced an internal crisis when emperor Guang Xu launched massive reforms throughout the nation. These reforms were opposed, thus creating an internal crisis in China because

A: Many believed that China would be overrun by Westerns.

Explanation:

Among many people, Prince Duan a state man of the late Qing dynasty was the most spoken out about his disapproval of the reforms. Prince Duan had opposed the reforms as he suspected a foreign plot being at play with alot of Western ideas, including their military tactics, education and political ways being suggested for implementation and was imminent about his need to expell all foreigners from China completely.

As such made sure to execute and imprison all those that were in support of the reforms and kept King Guang Xu under house arrest until his death.