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How did the Ming dynasty remove Mongol influence in China?

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Answer: The Ming dynasty tried to remove all traces of foreign influence by encouraging individuals to abandon the Mongol names and dress that had been adopted. The government sponsored study of Chinese cultural traditions. From there, corruption within the government weakening the dynasty further.

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viva [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. They brought back ideas from Confucianism, such as civil service exams.

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