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Why did the Chinese have little interest in trading with the west?
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China was a self-sufficient society.
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Why did the Chinese have little interest in trading with the west 10.4.4?
The Chinese government is communist in nature. This means they are self sufficient and can provide for themselves. They are also technologically advanced than most nations, and have a huge standing army. For this and other reasons, they had little to no interest in trading with the West.
Why did the chinease have little interest in trading with the west?
self-sufficiency.
What was received by Chinese merchants when trading with the west?
Figs
What was received when Chinese merchants when trading with the west?
Figs
What statement describes China's interest in trading with the West?
China was impressed with European gold and art and allowed trade at one establishment only Macao.
Why was China Traditionally not interested in trading with the west?
China was Traditionally not interested in trading with the west because it was self-sufficient.
Was China traditionally not interested in trading with the West?
China was Traditionally not interested in trading with the west because it was self-sufficient.
How did the portuguese change the establishment trading methods trading in West Africa in the 1400s?
They traded directly with the coastal people of West Africa.
What is the definition of west Africa's trading kingdom?
Mali, Ghana, and Songhai were the west Africa trading kindom. They traded salt and gold using the sahara desert. This was a time period of trading
Which Chinese inventions were adopted in the west after AD 1000?
Which Chinese invention(s) were adopted in the West after A.D. 1000?
Are west African's still trading gold for salt?
No.
What did the Chinese face while they were moving west?
the americans did not like the Chinese
