Option C, Emperor Zhu Di build such large ships, and so many of them because he wanted to show other nations that China was a very powerful and successful country
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From 1405 to 1433, royal Chinese pretender Zheng undertook seven unparalleled ocean voyages to the Emperor of the Ming.
Throughout the Mongol Yuan dynasty, the continuation of the Ming Dynasty was the legacy of vast shipyards, numerous professional shipyard staff and sleek military technologies from the previous dynasty. The Mongol period promoted commerce and maritime exchange.
Since the emperor of Yongle wants to impress Ming's dominance on the universe and demonstrate China's wealth and value, he requested that ships be made much bigger than they needed for the trips.
The only answer that makes sense is C, Judicial review. The judicial branch specifically has the power to review laws passed by the legislative and executive branches and invalidate or amend them. Their main purpose in this process is to determine whether a law is constitutional or unconstitutional, and is a check against the other two branches.
"<span>~One relied on multilateralism and the other was unilateral almost to a fault" would be best the best answer since the second Bush went into Iraq with almost no international approval. </span>
