Which four major events doomed the Qing Dynasty? Select all that apply. the First Opium War the Second Opium War the Japanese invasion the Great Floods of 1884 the Boxer Rebellion the Manchu Rebellion the Taiping Rebellion

All contributed to the end of the Qing dynasty.  

However,

The taiping rebellion

(failure to deal with internal economic problems led to major peasant revolt)

Opium war

(China's first conflict with a European power. They lacked modern military technology necessary to defeat the British.)

Boxer Rebellion

(Led to the destruction of temples in the capital suburbs. As a result, the Chinese government was forced to to pay heavy indemnity.)

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The answer is

the Manchu Rebellion

the Great Floods of 1884

the Boxer Rebellion

the Japanese invasion

Explanation:

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