How are the Boxers best described?
A) They were a rural secret revolutionary society who attempted to end Western influence in China and overthrow the Chinese government.
B) They were an urban athletic society that focused on translating "self-strengthening" principles into daily action by getting into fights.
C) They were a rural movement that resisted Chinese government insistence on classical education instead of Western education and eventually revolted.
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