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What ended trade for Europe and china?
The Chinese emperor Ended Trade with Europe and China
Why did Japan need Chinese resources?
Trade with Europe declined during the Depression.
What led most directly to the collapse of the Chinese empire?
Western exploitation ~ Apexvs.com Inefficient Chinese government Extensive Chinese trade with Europe
Why did China enjoy a favorable balance of trade with Europe during the Ming dynasty?
chinese silk continued to be in high demand in europe
What did Europe get in trade on the silk road?
The Europeans wanted to buy the silk, manufactured from the silk worms cocoon's by the Chinese.
What did the Chinese trade on silk road to the europeans?
the silk road facilitated trade between china and europe
What trade route did the Han Dynasty build that linked China with Europe?
The "Silk Road" was a number of interconnected routes that brought Chinese goods across southern Asia to Europe.
European merchants struggled to trade with China under the Qing dynasty because?
the Chinese had little interest in trading for goods produced in Europe
What was on major of the Ming dynasty's policy to restrict trade between china and Europe?
Pirates and smugglers began to supply European merchants with Chinese goods.
Did the Chinese prefer trade or isolation?
Trade.
Before the demands of free trade who held a monoply on Chinese trade?
The British held a monopoly on Chinese trade before the demands of free trade.
Why did the European merchants generally trade gold and silver for Chinese goods in ming china rather than trade manufactured goods of their own?
European merchants primarily traded gold and silver for Chinese goods during the Ming Dynasty because China had a highly developed economy with a strong demand for precious metals, which were not readily available in Europe. Additionally, Chinese goods, such as silk, tea, and porcelain, were highly sought after in Europe and often surpassed European manufactured goods in quality and desirability. The rigid trade restrictions imposed by the Chinese government also limited the types of goods that could be traded, further encouraging the exchange of bullion for Chinese commodities.
