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Civilians or Chinese were angered by the actions of the U.S. and tried to destroy small things that were important in trade for them.
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What the opium war and the boxer rebellion have in common?
im not sure
What did the opium war and the boxer rebellion have in common?
im not sure
What is the largest war casualties?
Boxer Rebellion
Was the Boxer rebellion the first time a non Western Power beat a western power in modern war?
The Boxer Rebellion
Was the boxer rebellion a cause to the Spanish-American War?
no. the boxer rebellion in china was a completely different event. The sinking of the USS Maine is one of the main causes for the war.
What did the opium war and the boxer rebellion have in common?
im not sure
What the opium war and the boxer rebellion have in common?
im not sure
What was the opium war between china and Britain?
Boxer Rebellion
What is the largest war casualties?
Boxer Rebellion
Was the Boxer rebellion the first time a non Western Power beat a western power in modern war?
The Boxer Rebellion
Was the boxer rebellion a cause to the Spanish-American War?
no. the boxer rebellion in china was a completely different event. The sinking of the USS Maine is one of the main causes for the war.
What took place soon after the Boxer rebellion?
Russo-Japanesse war
The Taiping Rebellion and the Opium War?
It was during the late Qing Dynasty in the 19th century. The Taipeing Revolution was caused internally while the opium war was caused externally by the British.
Which of these events was a widespread peasant uprising that lasted 14 years Taiping Rebellion Boxer Rebellion or Chinese Civil War?
Taiping Rebellion
What conflict took place soon after the Boxer Rebellion?
Russo-Japanesse war
What British Navy Ships were sunk in the boxer rebellion?
The Boxer Rebellion was a violent anti-foreign and -Christian movement occurring before the Russo-Japanese war. Any ships that sunk in relation to this event were sunk later in the war.
When was the war between china and Britain?
Just between the two, and with the traditional China, was the Opium wars in the 1800s. "Red" Chinese forces fought British forces on the battlefields of Korea during the Korean war (1950-1953). The British army fielded their new "Centurion" medium tank for the first time during the Korean War.
