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alexgriva [62]
3 years ago
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Three supporting details about why us involvement was necessary in the boxer rebellion

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Ainat [17]3 years ago
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:The first reason is that Americawanted to keep control over thePhilippines.Supporting detail #1:China lost independence.Supporting detail #2:Americans wanted to show theirdominance over china and appearpowerful in front of other nations.Supporting detail #2:Chinese were introduced to newcultures, traditions, products, andeven religion that altered their originallivesSupporting detail #3:US involvement would allow them tohave a good presence in the East.Supporting detail #3:There were US foreigners in Chinaduring the rebellion.4. Write a few sentences about what you think should have been done aboutthe Boxer Rebellion had the decision been yours. With which side do youagree, and why? This statement could be a compromise, using elements ofboth sides, now that you have evaluated both.ConclusionFrom my perspective, China has the right to defend for their right and protecttheir culture from being violated. Anyone would fear that their identity isbeing smear by someone else’s hand. At the same time, any nation would
irina1246 [14]3 years ago
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Answer:

The first reason is that America wanted to keep control over the Philippines.

US involvement would allow them to have a good presence in the East.

Americans wanted to show their dominance over china and appear powerful in front of other nations.

Explanation:

By making a strong present in the East and asserting dominance over China, the United States could more easily maintain control over the Philippines while projecting strength to the rest of the world.

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