The Ming Dynasty
New ________________ were introduced during the Ming dynasty, greatly increasing food production
Crops
This admiral led 7 voyages of exploration between 1405 to 1433.
Zheng He
To identify rebels, Qing males had to shave the front of their head and wear their hair in this style.
Queue
These Japanese noble families controlled land and fought each other
Daimyo
Stable
The Ming rulers renovated thismajor waterway to transport grain from south to north.
Grand Canal
Zheng He's fleet visited the western coast of ______ and the city-states of ________
India; East Africa
The Manchus were legally defined as this, separating them from the rest of China.
Distinct social class
The first of the Three Great Unifiers who seized the capital and controlled the Shogun
Oda Nobunaga.
Fighting between the Thai and Burmese led to a new Thai capital here.
Bangkok
Who became emperor after a four-year campaign to defeat the rightful heir of Ming Hong Wu
Yong Le
Some Ming officials opposed the voyages because they believed these foreigners were inferior.
Merchants
This elite military force became the main fighting power of the Qing Empire
Banners/banner armies.
Hideyoshi, a unifier, rose from this social class; his capital was located in Osaka.
Peasant
The Vietnamese expanded southward by taking the Mekong Delta from this group.
Khmer
Yong Le began constructing the Imperial City in this city, later moving the capital there in 1421
Beijing
In 1514, this European fleet became China's first direct contact with Europe since Marco Polo.
Portuguese
The Qing used Chinese officials in government to help manage this area.
bureaucracy/bureaucrats
After Hideyoshi's death, this daimyo of Edo established the Tokugawa shogunate.
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Muslim Merchants dominated this trade network and created sultanates such as Melaka.
Spice Trade
For nearly 500 years, this place served as the home of China's emperors.
The Forbidden City
The Portuguese were eventually allowed to occupy this port on China's southeastern coast.
Macao
Under this ruler (1661-1722), China enjoyed stability and he tolerated Christian missionaries.
Kangxi
Japan was divided into these domains ruled by daimyo.
Han
The Dutch consolidated control at this island in 1619, establishing Batavia.
Java