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Which factors led to the ming dynasty’s decline? choose four answers. Low taxes declining trade rebellion poor leadership increased exploration food shortages.

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The answers are:

B. Declining trade

C. Rebellion

D. Poor Leadership

F. Food shortages

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The factors that led to the decline of the Ming dynasty were declining trade, rebellion, poor leadership, and food shortages.

  • The Ming Dynasty was a dynasty that governed China from 1368 to 1640 (A.D.).

  • During this period, the size of the population in China doubled as a consequence of the economic bonanza.

  • The decline of this dynasty (Ming dynasty) was mainly due to economic issues associated with the lack of minerals (silver), rebellion in the population and natural disasters.

In conclusion, the factors that led to the decline of the Ming dynasty were declining trade, rebellion, poor leadership, and food shortages.

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