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8.4 Ming Dynasty QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge about the Ming Dynasty and its significant contributions to Chinese history! par Latter UP Tools 1 What dynasty did the Ming replace in 1368? a d) Song b c) Yuan c a) Tang d b) Han 2 What major construction did the Ming period see against the outside world? a b) The Grand Canal b c) The Great Wall c d) The Forbidden City d a) The Summer Palace 3 Who was the first Ming emperor? a c) Kangxi b d) Zheng He c b) Hongwu d a) Yongle 4 What city became the main bureaucratic and military center during the Ming dynasty? a b) Hangzhou b c) Nanjing c a) Suzhou d d) Beijing 5 What was the distinctive feature of Ming porcelain? a c) Gold glaze b b) Green glaze c a) Red glaze d d) Cobalt blue glaze 6 When was the construction of the Great Wall that we know today started? a d) 1405 b a) 1604 c b) 1474 d c) 1500 7 What was the Forbidden City known for? a c) Hosting maritime expeditions b b) Having 9,999 rooms c d) Being a trade center d a) Being the largest wall 8 Which dynasty took control in 1644, marking the decline of Ming power? a c) Yuan b d) Qin c b) Han d a) Qing 9 What was a significant factor in the decline of the Ming dynasty? a c) Maritime expeditions b b) Strong central bureaucracy c d) Trade with the West d a) Factional fighting 10 What marked a turning point in Chinese history in the 16th century? a a) Trade with the West b d) Zheng He's voyages c b) Building of the Forbidden City d c) Construction of the Great Wall

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Test your knowledge about the Ming Dynasty and its significant contributions to Chinese history!

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What dynasty did the Ming replace in 1368?

d) Song

c) Yuan

a) Tang

b) Han

What major construction did the Ming period see against the outside world?

b) The Grand Canal

c) The Great Wall

d) The Forbidden City

a) The Summer Palace

Who was the first Ming emperor?

c) Kangxi

d) Zheng He

b) Hongwu

a) Yongle

What city became the main bureaucratic and military center during the Ming dynasty?

b) Hangzhou

c) Nanjing

a) Suzhou

d) Beijing

What was the distinctive feature of Ming porcelain?

c) Gold glaze

b) Green glaze

a) Red glaze

d) Cobalt blue glaze

When was the construction of the Great Wall that we know today started?

d) 1405

a) 1604

b) 1474

c) 1500

What was the Forbidden City known for?

c) Hosting maritime expeditions

b) Having 9,999 rooms

d) Being a trade center

a) Being the largest wall

Which dynasty took control in 1644, marking the decline of Ming power?

c) Yuan

d) Qin

b) Han

a) Qing

What was a significant factor in the decline of the Ming dynasty?

c) Maritime expeditions

b) Strong central bureaucracy

d) Trade with the West

a) Factional fighting

What marked a turning point in Chinese history in the 16th century?

a) Trade with the West

d) Zheng He's voyages

b) Building of the Forbidden City

c) Construction of the Great Wall

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8.4 Ming Dynasty QuizVersion en ligne

par Latter UP Tools

What dynasty did the Ming replace in 1368?

What major construction did the Ming period see against the outside world?

Who was the first Ming emperor?

What city became the main bureaucratic and military center during the Ming dynasty?

What was the distinctive feature of Ming porcelain?

When was the construction of the Great Wall that we know today started?

What was the Forbidden City known for?

Which dynasty took control in 1644, marking the decline of Ming power?

What was a significant factor in the decline of the Ming dynasty?

What marked a turning point in Chinese history in the 16th century?