Definition: Boxer Rebelion (scroll down for answer)       Definition: Boxer Rebellion Decades after the Opium Wars exhibited resistance to imperialism, China had the Boxer Rebellion. Boxers were Chinese people who resented imperialism. They were upset about foreign nations taking over what they believed was rightfully theirs. In addition, they resented Chinese conversions to Christianity. In 1900, they began a rebellion. European nations and the United States ended this uprising rather quickly. It would be decades before China rid itself of all foreign interests. Click here for next flash card.      Back to eFlashcard headquarters