What was one cause of the Boxer Rebellion?

1. a strong government

2. the desire for American goods

3. a resentment of American influence in China

4. the low cost of Chinese goods

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What was one cause of the Boxer Rebellion?

1. a strong government

2. the desire for American goods

3. a resentment of American influence in China

4. the low cost of Chinese goods

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C a resentment of American influence in China The Boxers soon extended their goal to eradicate all foreign presence and influence in China and the rebellion started to spread. Boxer Rebellion Causes: Natural disasters: Natural disasters were blamed on the Christians and fuelled anti-foreign feelings.

What was one cause of the Boxer Rebellion?1. a strong government2. the desire for American goods3. a resentment of American influence in China4. the low cost of Chinese goods

What was one cause of the Boxer Rebellion?

1. a strong government

2. the desire for American goods

3. a resentment of American influence in China

4. the low cost of Chinese goods