Who succeeded the Portuguese as the most successful European entrant into the Asian sea trading network?
a. Germany
b. Spain
c. Holland
d. England
e. Italy
Answer: C
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AP World History Chapter 22
- Among which of the following groups did Roman Catholic missionaries enjoy some success?
- The first Ming emperor of China was
- Which of the following products was associated with the Arab zone of the Asian sea trading network?
- Why did the Portuguese believe they could successfully enter the Asian sea trading by force?
- Which of the following statements concerning Ming reforms in favor of the peasantry is most accurate?
- How did the Dutch commercial strategy within the Asian trade network differ from that of the Portuguese?
- What was the nature of the sea routes in the Asian trading network?
- Which of the following statements most accurately describes the nature of the Asian sea trading network?
- Which of the following was NOT a fortified trading port established by the Portuguese in the early 16th century?
- Which of the following statements concerning the Ming economy is most accurate?
- What was the significance of the mainland kingdoms and island states of southeast Asia that surrounded the three great manufacturing zones of the Asian sea trading network?
- During the reign of what Ming emperor did the Chinese launch commercial expeditions to southeast Asia, Persia, and Africa?
- How successful was the Portuguese monopoly on Asian products?
- Which of the following items was more likely to be exchanged within the ports of each of the main trading zone rather than over greater distances between zones?
- What was the Portuguese lesson learned at Calicut?
- The Portuguese won a major sea battle over a combined fleet of Egyptian and Indian vessels in 1509 at
- Where were foreigners permitted to do business in China during the Ming era?
- What area of the Philippines were the Spanish NOT able to conquer?
- Which of the following statements concerning Ming social organization is most accurate?
- Which of the following reasons is at least in part responsible for the peopling of the Yangtzi region in the southern part of China during the Ming era?
- Which of the following was a reform instituted by the first Ming emperor to reduce court factionalism and the power of the scholar-gentry?
- What group successfully asserted its control over China following the collapse of the Ming dynasty?
- What raw materials were the most highly valued exports in the Asian sea trading network for the Europeans?
- What peoples had preceded the Portuguese in entering the markets of south and southeast Asia?