World history semester 2 review part 1

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What did the Ming dynasty do to decrease outside influence?

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They willingly isolated themselves

Front

The Ming and Qing Dynasty's government and bureaucracy were based almost entirely on what?

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Confucian philosophy and ethics

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Which of the following statements is correct regarding the Ming Dynasty's effect on social structure? Ming emperors restored Confucianism and the civil service, Ming emperors increased European trade, Ming emperors discouraged agriculture and technological developments, Ming emperors discouraged the development of the arts

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Ming emperors restored Confucianism and the civil service

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Who founded the Qing Dynasty?

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The Manchu People

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How did the Manchu require men to wear their hair as a sign of submission?

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In a queue

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The Ming impacted social structure by moving a class of people to the top of the social structure. These men studied Confucianism, owned land, and filled government positions. What is the name of this class?

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Scholar-Gentry

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How did Babur’s marriage to a Rajput princess stabilize the Mughal Empire?

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It helped unite Muslim and Hindu populations under a ruling family from both cultures.

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How did Aurangzeb’s policies weaken the Mughal Empire? Options: a. Letting in European traders led to conquest and colonization, b. Religious intolerance caused costly civil wars, c. Banning foreign traders caused the economy to stagnate, d. Religious tolerance dissolved the Mughals’ unity of purpose

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Religious intolerance caused costly civil wars

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Which of the following was NOT a shared feature of the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal empires? a. Gunpowder weapons, b. Religious tolerance, c. Silk Road trade, d. Overseas colonies

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Overseas colonies

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What was the relationship between the Ottoman and Safavid Empires? Options: a. They were important trading partners along the Silk Road, b. They worked together to spread Islam to Europe, c. They were bitter rivals for territory in India, d. They invented new sailing techniques to reach each other

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They were important trading partners along the Silk Road.