Which of the following was a cause of Chinese isolation following the death of Yongle? A The new Emperor ended ship construction and Chinese exploration. B The Chinese were under constant siege by invading tribes. C Chinese craftsmen demanded that the new emperor reduce trade to protect the secrets of their work. D The extension of the Great Wall reduced contact between China and outsiders.

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10 February, 00:03

Which of the following was a cause of Chinese isolation following the death of Yongle? A The new Emperor ended ship construction and Chinese exploration. B The Chinese were under constant siege by invading tribes. C Chinese craftsmen demanded that the new emperor reduce trade to protect the secrets of their work. D The extension of the Great Wall reduced contact between China and outsiders.

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Jordin Charles · Answer 1

"D The extension of the Great Wall reduced contact between China and outsiders" is the best option from the list since this was the first wall of its kind to do this properly.