Question 1

What was one of the major developments under the leadership of Kangxi?

Accepted Answer

A) Kangxi never gave up the fight against intervention by Westerners. 
B) Kangxi opened four ports to European traders. 
C) Kangxi allowed China's river systems to decline. 
D) Kangxi experienced decades of fighting with Westerners. 
E) Kangxi allowed Europeans to trade, but not reside, in China. 
A) Kangxi never gave up the fight against intervention by Westerners. 
B) Kangxi opened four ports to European traders. 
C) Kangxi allowed China's river systems to decline. 
D) Kangxi experienced decades of fighting with Westerners. 
E) Kangxi allowed Europeans to trade, but not reside, in China.

Question 2

Term for identification: Forbidden City

Accepted Answer

The Forbidden City, also known as the Im

Question 3

The rebel leader Zhu rose from humble origins to take the imperial name ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The rebel leader Zhu rose from humble...

Question 4

Term for identification: Yongle

Accepted Answer

The term "Yongle" refers to the reign na

Question 5

Term for identification: Maritime Expeditions

Accepted Answer

The term "maritime expeditions" refers t

Question 6

____________________ was the leader who unified several local groups in an area northeast of the Ming territories.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ was the leader who unified several...

Question 7

What was the greatest loss suffered by China during the Qing period?

Accepted Answer

A) The Qing lost too much of its population. 
B) The Qing lost its edge in science and technology. 
C) The Qing reduced the quality of its art. 
D) The Qing lost the quality of its literature. 
E) The Qing allowed a decline in educational standards. 
A) The Qing lost too much of its population. 
B) The Qing lost its edge in science and technology. 
C) The Qing reduced the quality of its art. 
D) The Qing lost the quality of its literature. 
E) The Qing allowed a decline in educational standards.

Question 8

After the death of the first Ming emperor, which city was once again made the capital of China?

Accepted Answer

A) Shanghai 
B) Macao 
C) Nanjing 
D) Beijing 
E) Kaifeng 
A) Shanghai 
B) Macao 
C) Nanjing 
D) Beijing 
E) Kaifeng

Question 9

On what was the Ming and Qing government and bureaucracy based?

Accepted Answer

A) revisions brought about due to contact with Jesuits 
B) Confucian philosophy and ethics 
C) a constitution written by Qianlong 
D) Legalist principles 
E) Buddhist principles 
A) revisions brought about due to contact with Jesuits 
B) Confucian philosophy and ethics 
C) a constitution written by Qianlong 
D) Legalist principles 
E) Buddhist principles

Question 10

During the Qing Dynasty, what was considered the most prized luxury item from China for Westerners?

Accepted Answer

A) coffee 
B) embroidered silk 
C) fine porcelain 
D) rice paper 
E) green tea 
A) coffee 
B) embroidered silk 
C) fine porcelain 
D) rice paper 
E) green tea

Question 11

Among the Christian Europeans who gained the most access to, and respect of, official Chinese circles was the Jesuit, ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Among the Christian Europeans who gained the...

Question 12

To which single port did the Chinese government limit European trade contacts?

Accepted Answer

A) Macao 
B) Guangzhou 
C) Hangzhou 
D) Nanjing 
E) Shanghai 
A) Macao 
B) Guangzhou 
C) Hangzhou 
D) Nanjing 
E) Shanghai

Question 13

Term for identification:  The Dream of the Red Chamber

Accepted Answer

The term "The Dream of the Red Chamber"

Question 14

Term for identification: Qing Dynasty

Accepted Answer

The Qing Dynasty, also known as the Manc

Question 15

All of the following were true of Qianlong's reign EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) He eradicated the Mongol raiders in the north. 
B) He brought Tibet into Chinese control for the first time. 
C) He treated Southeast Asian areas as voluntary satellites. 
D) He ruled the last two thirds of the 18th century. 
E) He divided China into fifteen administrative districts. 
A) He eradicated the Mongol raiders in the north. 
B) He brought Tibet into Chinese control for the first time. 
C) He treated Southeast Asian areas as voluntary satellites. 
D) He ruled the last two thirds of the 18th century. 
E) He divided China into fifteen administrative districts.

Question 16

The rise in population during the Ming period was supplemented by a dramatic increase in the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The rise in population during the Ming...

Exam 26: China From the Ming Through the Early Qing Dynasty

What was one of the major developments under the leadership of Kangxi?

Term for identification: Forbidden City

The rebel leader Zhu rose from humble origins to take the imperial name ____________________.

Term for identification: Yongle

Term for identification: Maritime Expeditions

____________________ was the leader who unified several local groups in an area northeast of the Ming territories.

What was the greatest loss suffered by China during the Qing period?

After the death of the first Ming emperor, which city was once again made the capital of China?

On what was the Ming and Qing government and bureaucracy based?

During the Qing Dynasty, what was considered the most prized luxury item from China for Westerners?

Among the Christian Europeans who gained the most access to, and respect of, official Chinese circles was the Jesuit, ____________________.

To which single port did the Chinese government limit European trade contacts?

Term for identification: The Dream of the Red Chamber

Term for identification: Qing Dynasty

All of the following were true of Qianlong's reign EXCEPT

The rise in population during the Ming period was supplemented by a dramatic increase in the ____________________.

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