9° Imperial China L4 The Ming Dynasty - Chinese Exploration

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Which of the following became popular during the Ming dynasty?
A
landscape paintings
B
nature poems
C
novels
D
new forms of dance

Slide 2 - Quiz

The first Ming ruler, Hong Wu, restored law and order but was a(n)____ leader.
A
powerful
B
inexperienced
C
wasteful
D
harsh

Slide 3 - Quiz

Chinese Muslim who led several overseas voyages
A
Marco Polo
B
Zheng He
C
Zhu Yuanzang
D
Yangdi

Slide 4 - Quiz

Chinese exploration
  • Early Ming emperors were curious about the world outside of China.
  • They wanted to trade with other kingdom and wanted other rulers to see China’s power.

Slide 5 - Slide

  • Chinese merchants settled in Southeast Asia and India.
  • Merchants earned a lot of money and added to China's wealth. 
  • Yet the government thought the trips cost too much.

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  • They also said that the trips were bad for China because they would bring unwanted ideas from the outside world.
  • Confucius taught that people's desires should come after loyalty to their community. 
  • After the death of Zheng He, government officials stopped the trips.

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  • In A.D. 1514, ships from the European country of Portugal came to China.
  •  The Portuguese wanted China to trade with them. They also wanted the Chinese to become Christians.

Slide 8 - Slide

Which country was the first to make direct contact with China after Marco Polo?
A
England
B
Italy
C
Portugal
D
Spain

Slide 9 - Quiz

  • In fact, the Chinese thought the Europeans were barbarians, or uncivilized people.
  • Ideas from Europe came to China. 
  • Not many Chinese became Christians.
  • The Ming dynasty became weak.

Slide 10 - Slide

person whom those in another culture believe to
be uncivilized
A
census
B
steppes
C
barbarian
D
Macao

Slide 11 - Quiz

  • Dishonest officials took over the country. They made farmers pay high taxes. 
  • The  farmers revolted. Manchus, defeated the Chinese armies and they set up a new dynasty

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Why did the Ming dynasty eventually collapse?
A
Dishonest officials took over the country
B
Government under Ming emperors was too harsh.
C
Trade between Europe and China declined.
D
Too many European ideas reached China.

Slide 13 - Quiz