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What was the name of the chinese rebels who wanted to drive foreigners out of their country?
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What was the cause and effect of the Boxer Rebellion?
The Boxer Rebellion was an uprising of a Chinese society that had the support of the Chinese government in 1900. The Chinese had being taken advantage of by imperialist nations for decades. An international force of imperialist nations suppressed the rebellion. To add insult to injury the European, Japanese & American powers demanded damages for the cost of suppressing the rebellion.
Why did Jiang Jieshi side with the communists after 1931?
because he wanted help to fight against the foreigners.
What one product did the Chinese want from British?
The Chinese wanted opium!
What was something the British wanted to get from the Chinese?
Silk
What was only thing the Chinese wanted from the Europeans?
guns
Why did the Chinese people go to Australia for gold?
The Chinese government wanted gold so that they could make China a rich country
How did foreigners react to the annexation of Hawaii?
the foreigners were angry and wanted to revolt but with the u.s.s Boston the Hawaii did not want to rebel
What product did the Chinese want from British?
The Chinese wanted opium!
What was the cause and effect of the Boxer Rebellion?
The Boxer Rebellion was an uprising of a Chinese society that had the support of the Chinese government in 1900. The Chinese had being taken advantage of by imperialist nations for decades. An international force of imperialist nations suppressed the rebellion. To add insult to injury the European, Japanese & American powers demanded damages for the cost of suppressing the rebellion.
Wanted to keep the nation safe for its native population and did not welcome foreigners?
Nativists
Why were citizens who wanted to separate from the king sometimes called Patriots and sometimes called Rebels?
It depends on who is telling the story of course. The king is going to call them rebels. The followers of these "rebels" are going to call them patriots.
Why did Jiang side with the communist after 1931?
because he wanted help to fight against the foreigners.
Why did the US support rebel groups to declare their independence from Colombia and form the country of Panama?
The Colombian government had been blocking U.S. plans to build a canal in Panama. So Teddy Roosevelt supported Panamanian rebels to get what he wanted.
Why was there problems in the English Civil War?
The English rebels did not care what the Scottish or Irish wanted.
How were the colonists that wanted independence from England called?
They were called rebels or patriots, depending on who you talked to.
What is the Chinese meaning for I am wanted?
It means the same in Chinese as it does in English
What is same and different between the civil wars of America and Libya?
A difference is that in Libya there were two groups fighting for control of ALL of one country. This is a true civil war. In what's called the American Civil War, the Rebels did not want to take over the entire country; what they wanted was for the part of the country where they lived to become a new country, separate from the US. This is more of a rebellion than a true civil war. Similarities are harder to find. From what I understand most Libyans supported the Rebels and were eager to see the old regime defeated. In the US "Civil War", at least at first, there was a lot of popular support for establishing the new southern Confederate States of America in those states which rebelled, and even some in the states which remained loyal to the US. Many people thought if the Rebels wanted out, let them go, its not worth a war to make them stay. Another similarity might be that the existing governments had the military and all the weapons. The Rebels had a difficult time finding arms equal to those of the government forces. And, in both cases the Rebels hoped for active military assistance from other nations, which the Libyan Rebels received, but the Confederate Rebels did not.
