Luann by Greg Evans and Karen Evans for September 13, 1997
September 12, 1997
September 14, 1997
Transcript:
Tiffany reads a question from her history test. "What was the most important result of the Boxer Uprising of 1898?" Tiffany writes, "Many years later, it caused a student to miss an answer on her history test."
Pelahnar about 12 years ago
Eehh…maybe it’s a result, but no one could argue that it’s the most important one. Well, Tiffany could, but she’s convincing no one.
Mikeyj about 12 years ago
Tiff rejects your reality and substitutes her own
sarafaye over 11 years ago
Except that she answers most of the questions that way, and it’s only clever once.
TomSewell1 over 6 years ago
Maybe someone noticed this five years ago, but the so-called Boxer Rebellion wasn in 1900. It was basically a resistance movement against foreign exploitation of China, and once it was clear that a coalition of all the great powers of the time were crushing both the insurgents and the Imperial Army, Empress Dowager Cixi immediately disowned the Boxers. The Manchu Dynasty was finally overthrown in 1912.
Aladar30 Premium Member over 6 years ago
Well, this is a good answer even if wrong.