What immediate downsides did the end of the expeditions have on China?

What downsides? There aren’t any downsides here!

Which of the following is false of Renaissance art and literature?

Religious art lost much popularity

What’s ethnocentrism?

Belief in inherit superiority of own’s ethnicity/culture

The initial Ming rulers pressed to secure the borders of China. How did they do this?

They set up tribute states in Korea, Vietnam, and Tibet, They pushed the Mongols far to the north

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World History Finals Review - Chapter 20: A Tiny Bit of Ming, Some Renaissance, and a Teaspoon of Polynesia

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What immediate downsides did the end of the expeditions have on China?
Trade in China decreased
What downsides? There aren’t any downsides here!
Zheng He was now out of a job
China’s products lost value in the world market
2
Which of the following lists Polynesian social hierarchy from highest to lowest?
Nobles, Priests, Commoners
Commoners, Priests, Nobles
Preiest, Priest, Pririests
Priests, Nobles, Commoners
3
Which of the following is false of Renaissance art and literature?
Artists and writers became more openly ambitious
They were more secular in nature
They used more realistic portrayals of people and nature
Religious art lost much popularity
4
Which of the following oceans didn’t the Chinese expeditions reach?
Indian Ocean
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea
5
Where was the Renaissance centered in?
Paris
Aragon
Italy
Genoa
6
After the fall of the Mongol Empire, what dynasty took over in China?
Qing
Xingqier
Ming
Hanbaobao
7
What’s ethnocentrism?
Imposing one’s own morals and beliefs on a foreign group
Tendency for one to stereotype foreigners
Being a super mega racist
Belief in inherit superiority of own’s ethnicity/culture
8
Did Hawaiians have a written language?
No.
Yes.
Maayyyybeeee....
Kinda.
9
China launched a series of expeditions in the 1400s. Who led these expeditions?
Zhu Yuanzhang
Wang Peng
Zhao Shui
Zheng He
10
The initial Ming rulers pressed to secure the borders of China. How did they do this?
All of the above
They closed down trade routes
They set up tribute states in Korea, Vietnam, and Tibet
They pushed the Mongols far to the north
11
Why did the Chinese expeditions end in 1433?
Money was needed to build a luxurious capital city n Beijing
All of the above
Emperor wanted to differentiate policies from hs predecessor
Money was needed to fend off the Mongols

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