Question 4 • MO-US History II A
The Boxer Rebellion was an uprising against foreign influence in China, but an international force defeated the Boxers and imposed harsh penalties on China. Foreign powers remained in the country and gained further privileges, so they were not driven out and the Boxers did not take over the government. The rebellion’s defeat effectively ended this major organized resistance to foreign power, making D, “Chinese resistance to foreign power was forced to end,” the best answer.
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