The Boxer Rebellion against foreign presence in China

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The Boxer Rebellion in China in 1900 was a violent anti-foreign and anti-Christian movement that was eventually suppressed with the help of foreign troops, including those from the United States. As a result of the rebellion, the major imperialist powers officially approved the Open Door policy, which allowed each imperialist nation access to trade in China on equal terms. However, the rebellion also led to the deployment of foreign troops, including those from the United States, to help put down the rebellion and protect foreign interests in China.

The Boxer Rebellion Against Foreign Presence in China