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18. A. the rebuilding of the Great Wall
At that time, the Chinese citizens had to face constant threats from the barbarian that resided on the northern part of their territory.The previously built wall was not strong enough and able to be destroyed by the invaders. Ming Dynasty took the credit of rebuilding and strengthening the structure of the great wall.
19. B. They maintained a Chinese-only army.
At that time, The current Chinese territories were the combination of citizens from several ethnicity. Manchu of the qing dynasty had the intend to unify the whole mainland under a single banner. When he conquered another group and made them swore allegiance to China, he created a chinese only army to ensure that there would be no inside rebellion that could ruin his effort.
20. C. Chinese peasants revolted
The isolation made it impossible for merchants to improve the economy by trading with people from other countries. At that time, there is also no restriction that limit the actions of the nobles. They impose high taxes that left the Chinese peasants in hunger and illness. Because of this, they revolted.
21. B. They allowed foreign traders only in select ports.
By allowing foreign trading to happen only in select ports, the rulers in china had the full ability to monitor all commodities that come and go out from the Chinese territories. This limit the freedom of foreign traders and diplomats from interaction with Chinese people, resulting in Chinese isolation from the world.
22.A.The shogunate achieved military success by using gunpowder.
At that time, the majority of other forces beside Tokugawa still stick to samurai sword and other traditional weapons as their military equipment. The usage of gunpowder by the shogunate make them totally able to dominate the traditional military weapon users. This also contribute to the end of the Samurai Era.
23. A. Daimyo
Daimyo is the most rusted person of the Shogun. The shogun would seek advice from his Daimyo regarding the laws or foreign policies that the shogun need to take to realize his goal. The daimyo also often sent to other empires as a representative that act for the Shogun;s interest.
24. D. the rapid spread of Christianity
At that time, Shinto/Buddhism is the religions that set up daily life principles that is held by Japanese people. The shoguns at that time see the spread Christianity as a threat because it might help western nations in spreading their influence in Japanese communities. This is why they adopt the policy of isolation.
25 D.Japan lost all knowledge of European advances.
The isolation mainly focused on the prohibition of Japanese normal civilians to make contact with foreign nations. Despite that, the government workers from japan still maintain contact with the outside world.Because of this, they still know the advances made by the european.
Answer:
1: the gold-for-salt trade.
2: a center of Islamic learning in Africa.
3: a powerful trading empire that stretched from the Atlantic Ocean across much of West Africa.
4: they built large cities in the West African rain forest.
5: the arrival of the Portuguese on the coast of Benin.
6: African culture mingled with traditions carried by Arab traders.
7: Islam.
8: African societies often enslaved people they conquered or captured in battle.
9: Zimbabwe controlled the region's ivory and gold trade.
10: the end of the slave trade.
11: highly disciplined janissaries.
12: the city became an Islamic capital.
13: religious freedom was allowed, with a tax for non-Muslims.
14: the fall of Constantinople.
15: religious tolerance and inclusion.
16: the Taj Mahal.
17: increased agricultural output.
18: the expansion of China's borders.
19: they retained traditional Chinese institutions.
20: China’s technology fell behind Europe’s.
21: they allowed foreign traders only in select ports.
22: the shogunate achieved military success by using gunpowder.
23: daimyo.
24: the rapid spread of Christianity.
25: Japan lost all knowledge of European advances.
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