Exam 26: China From the Ming Through the Early Qing Dynasty
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The Chinese government limited foreign trade contacts (with the Portuguese) to the single port of
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The outstanding Qing emperors of the 18th century
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What continuing trends can we discern in Ming China insofar as economic and political matters are concerned?
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It would be most accurate to describe the Ming Emperor Hongwu as
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The Maritime Expeditions of the 1400s seemingly reinforced the Chinese belief that
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Hybrid rice from ____________________, called Champa, allowed for increased yields and population expansion.
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In theory, the Chinese system of determining occupations for its people would seem to be
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The Chinese conversion from Ming to Qing rule went smoothly, largely because
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The governmental center during the Ming\Qing period was in the ____________________ City.
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During the Qing Dynasty, Chinese writing took on a new tone, with stories more often written about
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A major reason for the Manzhou victory over the native Chinese was the support received from the
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During the Ming Dynasty, the capital of China was returned to ____________________.
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Qing invaders came to China from an area in the northeast known as ____________________.
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The rise in population during the Ming period was supplemented by a dramatic increase in the ____________________ ____________________.
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Under the rule of ____________________, China opened four ports to trade with outsiders.
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