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24) Why did the Portuguese believe they could successfully enter the Asian sea trading by force?<br />

A) The Portuguese had fewer ships, but they were more maneuverable and better armed than<br />

those of their Asian opponents.<br />

B) The Portuguese realized that their armies were more numerous than those of the Asian<br />

opponents.<br />

C) There was little military force in any of the Muslim or Asian empires.<br />

D) The Asian empires lacked navies.<br />

E) The European trade zones were easily dominated by force.<br />

25) In what way did the Jesuit missionaries maintain their positions at the court of the Ming emperors?<br />

A) By demonstrating knowledge of scientific and technological skills<br />

B) By converting Yunglo to Christianity<br />

C) By maintaining a small but powerful European army in the Chinese capital<br />

D) By accepting the support of the scholar-gentry<br />

E) By becoming eunuchs<br />

26) Why were the Portuguese unwilling to exchange bullion for products within the Asian commercial<br />

system?<br />

A) There was little merchandise that the Portuguese considered of value in the Asian trade<br />

network.<br />

B) The doctrine of mercantilism equated possession of bullion with power and argued against<br />

negative trade balances.<br />

C) They had none.<br />

D) They were sending bullion to England to pay for weapons.<br />

E) All of Portuguese bullion was exchanged for slaves in the African commercial system.<br />

27) Which of the following statements concerning the Spanish commercial system is most accurate?<br />

A) All trade from Spain after the mid-16th century was funnelled through the city of Madrid.<br />

B) The merchant guild in Seville had virtual monopoly rights over goods shipped to America and<br />

handled much of the silver received in return until the 18th century.<br />

C) The intent of the consulado was to keep prices in the Spanish colonies low.<br />

D) Nearly all trade with the Spanish colonies was carried in ships built in the New World and<br />

captained by colonists.<br />

E) The Council of the Indies regulated all trade and established a sub-council in Spanish<br />

America.<br />

28) In what manner did the Portuguese seize most of the slaves that were transported from Africa?<br />

A) They traded for them with African rulers.<br />

B) They purchased them from the Muslim slave traders of the east African trading cities.<br />

C) They captured them in raids into the African interior.<br />

D) They traded for slaves from other European powers such as France and England.<br />

E) As a result of the defeat of most of the African kingdoms, the Portuguese obtained a ready<br />

supply of slaves.<br />

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