How did sun yixian differ from the righteous harmonious fists in terms of efforts to resist western imperialism? a. the righteous harmonious fists embraced westernization, while sun yixian wanted a return to tradition. b. unlike the righteous harmonious fists, sun yixian focused on trade and economics as a way out of imperialist oppression. c. the righteous harmonious fists disliked western involvement, while sun yixian invited advice and sponsorship. d. the righteous harmonious fists felt that violence was the only answer, and sun yixian was a pacifist. cant figure this out! could i get some ? ? : )

The correct answer is "C".

The Righteous Harmonious Fists were a rebellion that outbursted between 1899 and 1901. Their position was radical. There would be no tolerance for foreigners, colonialists or Christians. They were motivated by nationalist sentiments and an fierce opposition to Western colonialism.

On the other hand, Sun Yixian developed his political philosophy known as "The Three Principles of the People", in which he clearly stated that China needed independence from Imperialist domination in the form of the Manchurian Qing Dynasty. He believed that the reluctance from the empire to adopt western technology and knowledge was severely hindering the development of China.  

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