Which factors led to the Ming dynasty’s decline? Choose four answers.low taxesdeclining traderebellionpoor leadershipincreased explorationfood shortages

Declining trade weakened the Ming economy, while food shortages caused hardship and unrest. Rebellion grew as people challenged the dynasty, and poor leadership made it harder for the government to respond effectively. Increased exploration and low taxes were not among the factors that led to the Ming dynasty’s decline.

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