The Chinese Conversion from Ming to Qing Rule Went Smoothly

question 33

Multiple Choice

The Chinese conversion from Ming to Qing rule went smoothly, largely because

• A) the Ming had already adopted a bit of Qing culture.
• B) the Ming felt some kindred to the Qing, since both groups had been vandalized by the Mongols.
• C) the Qing left many Ming officials completely in charge locally.
• D) the Qing made it clear that only those who cooperated fully would be allowed to continue their trade practices.
• E) the Qing realized the sophistication of the Ming and were already copying them in some ways before their conquest.

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