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

The Boxer Rebellion intensified anti-foreign nationalism and brought China into conflict with foreign powers. The Qing government’s inability to control the uprising or protect China from the consequences further weakened its authority, contributing to the decline of dynastic rule. The rebellion did not lead to a civil war that let Western countries take control, as choice B suggests.

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