The World at 1750: The "East" Flashcards
What was not true about Manchus?
They rejected Confucian principles in favor of a Mongol-style tribal council
What was not true about the Jesuit mission in China?
Jesuits attracted many converts, and Christianity became a popular religion
In the view of Emperor Qianlong, the trade between China and England was?
unnecessary to China but a favor to England
Ths isolationism of the Tokugawa government included?
forbidding Japanese from going abroad
“Dutch learning” in Tokugawa Japan referred to?
the study of the Dutch language by a small number of Japanese scholars to gain knowledge of the outside world
What was true about the Manchus?
they were nomads
they came from Manchuria
they established the Qing dynasty
What was true about the Jesuit mission in China?
- Jesuits made an effort to learn Chinese and to understand Chinese culture
- used European science and technology to generate interest among the Chinese
- other catholic missionaries criticized claims that Christianity was the only true religion
- most Chinese were put off by the Christian’s claims that Christianity was the only religion
What did the isolationism of Tokugawa government not include?
- encouraging limited contact with jesuit missionaries
- forbidding Chinese and Dutch merchants from trading at Nagasaki
- banning all foreign religions such as Confucianism and Buddhism