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Why did China's attitude toward commercial contacts with foreign lands change after 1433?
China shifted towards isolationism around 1433 due to domestic concerns and perceived threats from foreign influences. The Ming dynasty was facing internal challenges, such as rebellions and economic issues. Additionally, the emergence of the powerful Zheng He voyages led to fears of foreign interference and exploitation, prompting the Chinese to limit contact with the outside world.
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What was the Nationalists' attitude toward reform in China?
Nationalists were banished to Taiwan in 1949. Hence, Nationalist China (Taiwan). There were two Chinas during the cold war. Might still be, but no one mentions it anymore.
How did the use of a new type of rice in China affect Chinas relationship with foreign lands?
They would end the connections that they had together
Describe how communism affected Chinas foreign policy.?
China was and is run by a communist party.
Why was the tang and song China the most advanced civilization of its time?
chinas population nearly doubled scoring 100 millio. science and tevhonology the moveable type argiculture trade and foregin contacts
Is chinas economy good?
No it is not.
What was Richard Nixon the first president to do?
Use communist Chinas official name in public
Chinas capital city?
Beijing
What is chinas key religion?
Confucianism.
What is Chinas biggest state?
Xinjiang
What are Chinas conflicts?
Disputes in the ROC.
What is Chinas continent?
Asia
What percentage of the world is Chinas population?
19.33%
