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During the period of isolationism, why were the Chinese successful in imposing new rules governing trade with foreigners?

A
Foreigners were fearful of China’s military.
B
The same rules were imposed by all countries that traded with China.
C
The number of countries that traded with China was limited.
D
Chinese goods were in high demand.
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China grew very wealthy mainly as a result of

A
Chinese trading.
B
discovering gold.
C
skilled Chinese artisans.
D
agriculture.
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Europeans were motivated to trade with China because

A
thought it was the only way to get their missionaries into China.
B
they thought that trade with China would substantially increase their wealth.
C
they wanted increased control of the trade routes to all the Asian markets.
D
they were interested in the high-quality finished goods China produced.
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After granting trading rights to the Dutch, China allowed them to

A
enter the Forbidden City without special permission.
B
trade with Britain and other nations.
C
bring their missionaries to Chinese port cities.
D
set up trading posts at ports in China.
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What did it mean when foreign diplomats "kowtowed” to the Chinese emperor or his representatives?

A
It meant that foreign missionaries could no longer visit China.
B
It meant that the diplomats were showing respect for the Chinese emperor.
C
It meant that the diplomats had full trading rights equal to those of China.
D
It meant that the diplomats relinquished all their rights in the Forbidden City.
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How did Hongwu follow the teachings of Confucius?

A
by building chariots of porcelain
B
by encouraging exploration beyond China
C
by making sure that everyone could earn a living
D
by setting high standards of behavior for government leaders
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To keep order among the Chinese people, Hongwu created

A
a strong police force.
B
a totalitarian form of government.
C
a fair judicial system.
D
a comprehensive code of laws.
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The Forbidden City was given its name because

A
only the Emperor, his family, and select individuals were allowed to enter.
B
it was the home of the emperor and his family.
C
trade was allowed only within the city boundaries.
D
it was surrounded by a stone wall twenty-five feet high.
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Limiting contact with foreigners was the main goal of Chinese

A
corruption.
B
kowtowing.
C
isolationism.
D
missionaries.
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Government positions under Hongwu were filled by

A
election.
B
civil service exams.
C
appointment.
D
officers in the military.

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