The anger and frustration that the chinese felt toward foreigners in their country resulted in a. an uprising called the boxer rebellion, which led to further occupation by western powers b. a coup d’etat, in which the empress dowager was overthrown by the revive china society c. a war with japan, in which manchuria was returned to china d. an uprising called the revive china rebellion, which led to the expulsion of foreigners

A. an uprising called the Boxer Rebellion, which led to further occupation by Western powers

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