In the Taiping Rebellion

A) Hong Xiuqan led peasants to the Heavenly Kingdom

B) The shogun were overthrown

C) The Chinese wanted to get rid of Japanese rule

D) Chinese peasants were sick of the Qing and wanted Great Peace

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Yael Coleman

Social Studies

29 September, 13:56

In the Taiping Rebellion

A) Hong Xiuqan led peasants to the Heavenly Kingdom

B) The shogun were overthrown

C) The Chinese wanted to get rid of Japanese rule

D) Chinese peasants were sick of the Qing and wanted Great Peace

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Rubi Oconnell · Answer 1

The correct answer to this question is letter D.

Explanation: Taiping's rebellion was an internal disturbance, mixed with conflicts against the West. And by combining both European and Chinese cultural standards, a single highly volatile blend was created. The person who emerged from this mixture was Hung Hsiu-ch'üan (1813-1864), the leader of the rebellion.

In the Taiping RebellionA) Hong Xiuqan led peasants to the Heavenly KingdomB) The shogun were overthrownC) The Chinese wanted to get rid of Japanese ruleD) Chinese peasants were sick of the Qing and wanted Great Peace

In the Taiping Rebellion

A) Hong Xiuqan led peasants to the Heavenly Kingdom

B) The shogun were overthrown

C) The Chinese wanted to get rid of Japanese rule

D) Chinese peasants were sick of the Qing and wanted Great Peace