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The key difference between Qing-era conservatives and liberals was

The key difference between Qing-era conservatives and liberals was

a. Conservatives opposed change; liberals advocated adopting Western technology but not ideas
b. Conservatives wanted an emperor; liberals wanted democracy
c. Conservatives wanted to expel all Christians; the latter wanted to tolerate them
d. Conservatives repressed women; liberals wanted to liberate them
e. Conservatives wanted an alliance with Japan; liberals did not

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