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According to Walter Leferber, the long term effects of the Boxer Rebellion was the Chinese Revolution and strong anti-Foreign sentiments with the task of driving foreign influence out of China.

(Source: Walter Leferber, “The Boxer Rebellion,” Public Broadcasting System ((excerpts)), 2006)

Explanation:  The long-term effects of the Boxer Rebellion were that it was the start of the Chinese Revolution and these Chinese knew they had to organize by themselves to fight.

  • According to the Walter LaFeber in a Chinese Revolution is strong anti-foreign sentiments with the task and driving foreign influence by the chines
  • Boxers blamed those disasters which were on foreign influence and which is Christian influence.
  • In a Diplomats, missionaries, soldiers, and some Chinese Christians took refuge in the diplomatic Legation Quarter they try and were besieged for 55 days by the Imperial Army of China and the Boxers.

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