Achinese supporter of the boxer rebellion would most likely agree witch which statement a. foreign countries have too much influence over china's economy culture. b. the only way for china to survive in the 19th century is to modernize its economy c. chime should form an alliance with the united states to resist european domination d. the qing dynasty controls a corrupt government that must be overthrown

 The imperial government had to make an important decision concerning the presence of foreigners, who were considered as imperialistic. And an imperial court had a mass audience to find a way  to cause them to leave the country, whether by force, with the boxers or using diplomacy. The supporters of the boxers were anti-foreigners and had a popular support.

Answer is A.

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