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1 Ch 18 sec 2

2 Mongol Accept trade Set up stations every 20 miles for merchants Wanted Khan to join Christians against Muslims Some convert to Christ Accept knowledge from other groups – Muslim and Persian astronomy, math, science and architecture

3 Khan Appoints foreigners to positions – Marco Polo Chinese resent foreigners—hinders future growth

4 Ming Dynasty Felt China was the best Tributaries-pay tribute to China Ambassadors had to KowTow before emperor Allowed to buy and sell goods in market

5 Zheng He Travel around world with huge armada of ships Gets tributaries from India, Persian Gulf, and Africa Lots of supplies from each area

6 Inward New emperor Need money Stops outward expansion Protect from Mongols No Contact with foreigners – Must be approved by gov’t Becomes to rigid to adapt Peasant rebellion ends Ming Dynasty

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