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    1450–1750: 22% of the AP Exam Overall Changes 1) The world became truly global - the western hemisphere came into continued contact with the eastern hemisphere. Technological innovations‚ strengthened political organization‚ and economic prosperity all contributed to this change that completely altered world trade patterns. 2) Maritime trade dominated the world - Technological advancements and willingness of political leaders to invest in it meant that sea-based trade became much more important.

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    The Forbidden City served as the home of the Ming Dynasty. The following Qing Dynasty also resided in the Forbidden City. By the end of the 18th century‚ some 9000 people were estimated to live there. After being the home of 24 emperors‚ fourteen of the Ming dynasty and the ten of the Qing‚ the Forbidden City stopped being the political center of China in 1912 with the abduction of Pu Yi‚ the last Emperor

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    fourth-teen Ming emperors and ten Qing emperors. The Forbidden City has an exquisite architecture because it has been a topic of fascination for many years in the field of Chinese architecture. It plays a big role on tourism today because more than 8 million people a year visit it. The Forbidden City has a rich history because it has served several emperors as a palace and it was made by a tremendous amount of people. It was commissioned in 1406 by emperor Yongle of the Ming dynasty. I took 14 years

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    How important was Ci Xi to the fate of the Qing dynasty? Ci Xi‚ also known as the ‘Dragon Empress’ was one of the most daunting women in history and she was one of the three Empresses to rule China. She was well-known for her beauty‚ charm and confident personality. Ci Xi was described as either a ‘good friend’ to many or a enemy. She was eager for power‚ merciless and was very skilled in court politics. She rose from a middle class family to a dowager empress‚ changing and affecting Chinese life

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    growing inequality between the rich and the poor. According to writer Xu Dunqiu Ming‚ trading became difficult after silver replaced bartering as the method of payment‚ being that silver was scarce and it was highly difficult for the poor to obtain silver (Doc. 5). Ming has a valid point of view because‚ being a writer‚ Ming is not affected by these events‚ and represents those affected with a real‚ valid story. Ming dynasty court official Wang Xijue makes a report to the emperor discussing how silver

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    itself impressive‚ the history that it represents is as well. The Great Wall of China is believed to be a military fortification built from the 3rd century B.C. until the beginning of the 17th century‚ in order to protect the numerous dynasties from invasions by northern intruders.

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    There are solid reasons for China to claim ownership of the Diaoyu Islands. The islands have been under the jurisdiction of China’s navy as islands affiliated with Taiwan since the Ming Dynasty. The Ming and Qing dynasties of China exercised sovereignty over the Diaoyu Islands and their affiliated islands‚ and officially included them in maps. Japan has its own claims. It believes that Japan and China signed the Treaty of Shimonoseki in 1895 and as a result‚ China ceded Japan the island of

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    first choice. If people visit Beijing‚ they must go to the Great Wall. It is built by the first Emperor of China‚ Qin Shi Huang. It is used to protect Empire’s states from enemies. The Forbidden City‚ which was the home of the emperor of the Ming and Qing dynasties‚ is also a fantastic place to learn Chinese history. In Forbidden City‚ people are able to see some precious relics and paintings. Besides‚ Shanghai has many structures of various architectural styles. One of the most famous architectures

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    Introduction to Visual Arts Week 4 Question: How is the history and arts related to the structures of tombs in Qin Dynasty? Answer: In 221 B.C. the Qin armies had crushed the remnants of the feudal order. The whole China was united by the King Zhen‚ who set up the capital in Xianyang and proclaimed himself Qin Shihuangdi (The first emperor of the Qin dynasty). In order to reinforce his ruling power‚ Qin Shihuangdi linked the sections of walls built by previous kings‚ as known as “the Great Wall”

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    The Chapter 9 of The Cambridge Illustrated History of China narrates the history of Qing Dynasty from 1644 to 1900. The most impressing part is that the author‚ Patricia B. Ebrey‚ stresses the role of common people in the development of the history. However‚ there is the Orientalism within the narrative to some extent. The narratives of Meng Sen‚ Hsü Chung-yueh‚ and Jonathan D. Spence will be used to compare with Ebrey’s narrative to demonstrate the arguments. The strength of Ebrey’s narrative

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