Question

1. how did events like the boxer rebellion reflect rising chinese nationalism opposing foreign influence?

a. they aimed to improve foreign trade agreements.
b. they sought to expel foreigners and reject foreign dominance.
c. they were led by foreign nations to reform chinese governance.
d. they strengthened qing loyalty to western allies.

Explanation:

The Boxer Rebellion was a movement against foreign influence in China. It was not about improving trade (A is wrong), not led by foreign nations (C is wrong), and not about strengthening loyalty to Western allies (D is wrong). It aimed to expel foreigners and reject foreign dominance.

Answer:

B. They sought to expel foreigners and reject foreign dominance.