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1 Chapter 12 Section 4 After Mongolian rule of China weakened, the ____ dynasty came to power. Within the Imperial City, Emperor Yong Le built _____, which still stands today. Ming China’s most famous explorer, _____, spread Chinese culture & established trade with cities far from China. Chinese merchants settled in SE Asia and _______. The ____ invaded China & defeated the Ming Empire.

2 The Rise of the Ming A. How Did the Ming Dynasty Begin? 1. 2. 3. 4. B. How did the Ming Reform China?

3 Ming Dynasty Reforms

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