What Qing emperor refused trade with the British? A. Qian-long B. Kangxi C. Akbar D. Suleiman

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mario62 [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Correct answer is A. Qian-long

Explanation:

A is the correct answer as Qian-long refused to trade with Britain when king George sent his delegation led by George Macartney to China. Emperor was determined that he won't established trade links with Britain.

B is not correct as Kangxi who preceded Qian-long never had this type of dispute with Britain.

C and D are not correct answers as it doesn't refer to any Chinese ruler from that dynasty. Moreover it probably refers to Mughal and Ottoman leaders from that period.

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