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The start of the Ming Dynasty after Mongol rulers in China were taken out. Lasted until 1644.
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A Chinese navigator. He led fleets throughout Southeast Asia and the Indian Ocean. He traveled a century before the Europeans did.
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After Zheng he's death, the newly installed emperor decides to stop the voyages due to seeing threat to westernization
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Ming Dynasty tried to change their currency to silver because of its falling economy.
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Chinese returned to old customs after change in power. New innovations in ships and travel.
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Zheng He traveled with fleets through Asia and the Indian Ocean to explore new land.
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Ming dynasty changed its currency to silver coins because of its falling economy.
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The Ming Dynasty started its decline and Europeans were beginning to sail to China.
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The Ming asked for the Quin warriors to help them control the rebellion, but quin established dynasty
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Ming ruled until the 1644. They had a strong centralized government but fell to outside warriors brought in by the Ming.
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They forbid the Chinese from learning Manchu language or to marry Manchus. anchus made up of 3%of the population.
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Emperor Kangxi conquered Tawain and Mongolia, and Emperor Qianlong conquered Vietnam, Burma, and Nepal.
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The Manchus did not trade with the Europeans. Manchus were fierce protectors of their culture.
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Kangxi and Qianlong were rulers who were Confucian scholars and had seen a benefit to expand to make other countries like Vietnam their Chinese state.
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In China the emperor, Quianlong, had banned Christianity from China
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Trade was restricted with the city of Canton. Trade with the European was still needed. The merchant class arose because of the quantity of silver being traded in.
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The rebellion was against the Chinese rule of the Manchu dynasty. People began to dislike it more and more
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China had rebellions like the Boxer which didn't like the idea of foreigners.
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The Manchu dynasty ruled China until 1911
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The Chinese went to war with the British because Chinese refused to trade opium with them and Britain forces wanted to trade with them.