The Hundred Days of Reform failed during the Qing Dynasty primarily due to the opposition by conservative political elites who saw the reforms as a threat to their power. These elites, including Empress Dowager Cixi, were able to effectively overturn the reforms and suppress the efforts of the liberal reformers, ultimately leading to the failure of the movement.
Why did the Hundred Days of Reform fail during the Qing Dynasty?(1 point) Responses opposition by Emperor Guangxu leading to the persecution of liberal reformers opposition by Emperor Guangxu leading to the persecution of liberal reformers the inability of Chinese citizens to communicate with each other due to different dialects the inability of Chinese citizens to communicate with each other due to different dialects opposition by conservative political elites who saw the reforms as a threat to their power opposition by conservative political elites who saw the reforms as a threat to their power the defeat of China during the first Sino-Japanese War
1 answer
1 answer