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Still today – Why? History China - Isolationists Still today – Why? History

Ming China Dynasties – how does this work? Golden Age dynasty Ming vase Used as doorstop $1.3 million

China China at highpoint of civilization Products inferior to west Payment in gold or silver – Would you trade? Why? Once done trading the Europeans had to leave. Why? Lack of respect; products inferior so are people?

Portuguese Missionaries Outside of trading main way to learn about culture Jesuits respected them – intelligent, some fluent Matteo Ricci – intelligent, Italian Jesuit who was fluent in Chinese

Manchu Conquest Invaders from the north took over Ming and set up Qing Dynasty Confucian system of government Chinese ran government – Manchu occupying force

Chinese Population Expands Potatoes and corn – output increases – population increase 140 to 300 million by 1800 (60 years)

Chinese Pollution – Huangpu River

Poor Interaction Language issues – Chinese viewed goods as gifts Speak directly with emperor Refused to kowtow Lord Macartney told Chinese of natural superiorioty of Englsih

Korea Geographically in bad location. Why? Taken over by Japanes, Manchus

Why is Japan concerned with foreigners? Spain had taken Philippines Rather easily Christian missionaries numbered close to 300,000s Loyalty to Pope not Emperor Outlawed large ships Allowed two Dutch ships/year