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This ritual is known as .:kowtowing
This was done by foreigner dignitaries to recognize the .:superiority of the emperor
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This ritual is known as .:kowtowing
This was done by foreigner dignitaries to recognize the .:superiority of the emperor
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inferiority of Western ideas✔ superiority of the emperor conclusion of a trade agreement

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inferiority of Western ideas
B
✔ superiority of the emperor
C
conclusion of a trade agreement
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According to the passage, why were the British eager to trade in China?

A
The demand for tea in Britain was decreasing.
B
They hoped to sell goods manufactured in Britain to China.
C
They were trying to assume cultural leadership in China.
D
They wanted to increase the number of missionaries in the region.
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Which detail suggests that Zheng He’s expeditions were intended to expand the exchange of knowledge in addition to trade?

A
The inclusion of astronomers and scholars in the expedition
B
The inclusion of builders and repairmen in the expedition
C
The inclusion of soldiers and sailors in the expedition
D
The inclusion of diplomats and medical personnel in the expedition
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Which detail illustrates Zheng He’s success in bringing recognition and new sources of wealth to China?

A
Zheng He returned to many of the same sites visited previously.
B
Zheng He commandeered 63 ships and over 28,000 men.
C
Foreign heads of state visited China to present their tribute.
D
Additional ambassadors joined the expeditions to Africa.
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How does Emperor Zhu view merchants?

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as bewitchers of money
B
as dangerous for society
C
as powerful and ambitious men
D
as true gentlemen
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What does Zhang believe about merchants?

A
Merchants transform the economy by interacting with foreigners.
B
Merchants are greedy, insignificant, and boastful.
C
Merchants hold a lower position in society, but trade can be valuable.
D
Merchants are wise and command the economy.
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Why does the official believe that Buddhism is not compatible with Chinese culture?

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It gives too much authority to the king.
B
It is incompatible with Confucianism.
C
Its leader refused to kowtow to the emperor.
D
It encourages affection between father and son.
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Which of these inferences can you make based on the document and your knowledge of Chinese history?

A
China had long been concerned about corruption of its culture.
B
Most Chinese practiced Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty.
C
China dominated global trade from 800 to 1600.
D
Confucianism was on the decline in the Tang Dynasty.

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