The Ming Dynasty strongly believed in isolationism. In the 1430s, the Hongwu Emperor made Zheng He return from his voyages and entered a long period of isolationism. The Hongwu Emperor scuttled the ships and burnt the voyage's records. He banned all foreign trade. Since the Ming Dynasty was already thriving and was very self-sufficient, the emperor stopped all trade in China saying it needed nothing from the outside "barbarian" world. The main reason why Emperor Hongwu sent China into this long period, known as the dark ages of China, was since it was very expensive to manage the navy fleets when China's main threats were from the Mongols in the north.
Kublai Khan set up the first foreign dynasty in China.
The qin dynasty did not have influence outside of china because all info was lost once the dynasty was defeted
Yuan A+
yuan Tang dynasty
A significant response to growing European influence in China was the Boxer Rebellion of 1899-1901. This anti-foreign, anti-colonial uprising aimed to expel foreign powers and their influence, particularly targeting missionaries and foreign nationals. The Qing Dynasty, initially ambivalent, eventually supported the Boxers, which led to foreign intervention and the subsequent defeat of the uprising, further entrenching foreign control in China. This event highlighted the rising nationalistic sentiments and the desire for sovereignty among the Chinese populace.
In 1644, the Manchus conquered China. They started the Qing Dynasty. The Manchus allowed only limited trade. They also limited foreign contacts and tried to restrict foreign influence in China. The Qing Dynasty was China's last dynasty. It lasted until 1911.
Kublai Khan set up the first foreign dynasty in China.
The qin dynasty did not have influence outside of china because all info was lost once the dynasty was defeted
Yuan A+
yuan Tang dynasty
yes
Because these reformers plan to end the growth of foreign influence in China.....
A significant response to growing European influence in China was the Boxer Rebellion of 1899-1901. This anti-foreign, anti-colonial uprising aimed to expel foreign powers and their influence, particularly targeting missionaries and foreign nationals. The Qing Dynasty, initially ambivalent, eventually supported the Boxers, which led to foreign intervention and the subsequent defeat of the uprising, further entrenching foreign control in China. This event highlighted the rising nationalistic sentiments and the desire for sovereignty among the Chinese populace.
They came to power in China because they left Korea that they did not see as much of prize but to extract tribute fom Choson to help them in their campaigns into China. After the conquest of the Ming, they had so much territory to adminster that adding to it was not a high priority.
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Badly.
yes