Question

4. Explain the Taiping Rebellion. What were the results?

The leaders of the Taiping government, however,
constantly feuded among themselves. Also, Qing
imperial troops and British and French forces all
launched attacks against the Taiping. By 1864, this
combination of internal fighting and outside assaults
had brought down the Taiping government. But China paid a terrible price. At least 20 million—and possibly twice that many—people died in the rebellion.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Well, let me summarize in some easier terms so you'll be able to understand the information a bit better.

The Qing waged war against the Taiping Government, causing a rebellion of sorts. The war led to all sorts of casualty and caused at least 20 million people to die. The Taiping government also well due to this war.

Our questions are:

What's the Taiping Rebellion?
What were the results of this war?

Answer 3

1.aiping Rebellion was a revolt against the Qing dynasty in China, fought with religious conviction over regional economic conditions, and lasting from 1850 to 1864.
2.people died????

Answer 4

Yes that's perfect! Let me just expand and simplify.

1. The Taiping Rebellion was a revolt made by the Qing Dynasty to take down the Taiping Government.
2. The Taiping government fell and over 20 million people lost their lives.