China and Japan

Led a rebellion and was widely supported against the Yuan government.

• Yongle

• Hongwu

• Zheng He

• Sun Yat-sen

• Tokugawa Ieysu

Pursued an international policy in which he sought to extend China's influence. He wanted to gain economic rewards through increased trade relationships.

• Yongle

• Hongwu

• Zheng He

• Sun Yat-sen

• Tokugawa Ieyasu

Zheng He convinced ________ to ____________ to explore.

• Yongle; issue a fleet of camels

• Hongwu; build a fleet of ships

• Yongle: build a fleet of ships

• Sun Yat-sen; issue a fleet of camels

• Tokugawa Ieyasu; build a submarine

Lead seven expeditions around Southeast Asia, the Maldives, Persia, Arabia, and East Africa.

• Yongle

• Hongwu

• Zheng He

• Sun Yat-sen

• Tokugawa Ieyasu

What was the impact of the sea voyages that were taken during the Ming Dynasty? Check all that apply.

• Established China as a major player in the Atlantic Ocean

• Established China as a major player in the Indian Ocean

• Enormous tribute from kingdoms was brought back to China

• Enormous tribute was paid by China to neighboring kingdoms during the expeditions

After China's many expeditions, what did China start to do? Check all that apply.

• Returned to traditional isolationism

• Make trade voyages to Europe

• Make east African kingdoms pay tribute to them

• Began to turn inward and not trade with other kingdoms.

Completed the unification of Japan in 1600, moved the capital to Edo, and created a line of succession for future rulers.

• Yongle

• Hongwu

• Zheng He

• Sun Yat-sen

• Tokugawa Ieyasu

What was going on during the Qing Dynasty at the beginning of the 1800s? Check all that apply.

• Corruption had crept into the Qing government

• They were facing an invasion from African kingdoms

• They were incorporating parts of the Enlightenment into their government

• They had a series of weak Emperors

In the 18th century, why was there tension between China and European nations? Check all that apply.

• China wanted European goods, but European nations did not want to trade with China.

• Both China and European nations wanted control over the continent of Africa.

• Europeans wanted Chinese goods, but China was only mildly interested in trading with them.

• A significant trade imbalance developed as Europeans scrambled to find a product desirable to the Chinese.

Which conflict is this?: Conflict between the British and the Qing over failed negotiations regarding Opium.

• Taiping Rebellion

• Panthay Rebellion

• Boxer Rebellion

• Opium War