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25 pts plz ! which statement about the taiping rebellion in china during the 1860s is correct? select the best answer from the choices provided. a. it was a short, small rebellion, but it resulted in the first successful ban on opium in china. b. it was a civil war greater than any ever known before or since. c. it overturned the chinese emperor, even though it was completely non-violent and peaceful. d. it was a civil war between china's opium sellers and people who wanted to ban opium.

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