How Did Changes in Jesuit Proselytism in China Relate to the Boxer

question 10

Multiple Choice

How did changes in Jesuit proselytism in China relate to the Boxer Rebellion?

• A) The Boxers responded to Jesuit efforts to convert commoners, not just elites.
• B) The Boxers responded to Jesuits who promoted mass rebellion against the Qing dynasty.
• C) The Boxers responded to Jesuits who helped the sale of arms to commoners.
• D) The Boxers responded to Jesuit encouragement of Chinese emigration.

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