How did the Boxer Rebellion lead to the decline of dynastic rule in China?

a. The uprising led to increased nationalism and conflict, which weakened the government.

b. The peasant uprising led to a civil war, which allowed westernized countries to gain control.

c. The Boxers began to sell opium to the people in China, which led to conflict in the government.

d. China began to use imperialism to overpower European nations.

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The correct answer is A) The uprising led to increased nationalism and conflict, which weakened the government.

The Boxer Rebellion led to the decline of dynastic rule in China in that the uprising led to increased nationalism and conflict, which weakened the government.

The Boxing Uprising or the Boxer Rebellion in 1900 was the rebellion against the Western influence and Japanese influence in China. That influence spread into society trying to modify part of the tradition and culture of the nation. It was organized by a secret organization identified as the Society of the Righteous and Harmonious Fists. These people committed violent acts such as the killing of Christians, alien people, and destroyed many buildings, public, and private property. The Army had to intervene to end with the rebellion.

A) The uprising led to increased nationalism and conflict, which weakened the government.