Basically, foreign influence was spreading more than ever. British were dictating the emperor what needs to be done and were becoming more and more powerful. From the other side of the land, Japanese were also spreading their influence. The boxers were sick of this because they had the idea of China being nationalistic and wanted to free it from foreign influence.
The biggest goal of the samurai was to defend the master!
Explanation:
- The samurai were obliged to comply with the Bushido code, but of course how many samurai actually adhered to that code varied considerably.
- Bushido came under the strong influence of the philosophy of Confucianism, and promoted loyalty to his superiors, self-discipline, self-respect, and moral conduct.
- Death is not the worst for a samurai. The scariest thing is to stay out of honor. And even then an honorable death should be chosen.
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The correct answer is
Washington estimates the number of soldiers on each side.
I would say “The age of science and scientific inquiry” the enlightenment era questioned the church beliefs and thought with logic and science.
