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Imperialism played a significant role in the Taiping Rebellion (1850-1864) as foreign powers, particularly Western nations and Japan, exerted influence over China, undermining its sovereignty and contributing to social unrest. The Qing Dynasty's inability to resist foreign encroachments and manage internal strife fueled widespread discontent, which the Taiping movement capitalized on by promoting radical reforms and anti-Manchu sentiments. The rebellion's rise was partly a reaction to the humiliation and exploitation China faced under imperialist pressures, leading to a catastrophic civil war that further weakened the Qing Dynasty.

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