Zheng He's 7 voyages

What was the name of the Emperor who took over the Ming Dynasty?

• Zheng He

• Hongwu

• Yongle Emperor

• Kublai Khan

How much bigger were the ships of Zheng He than Christopher Columbus' fleet?

• twice as large

• five times as large

• ten times as large

• they were the same size

All of the following enabled Zheng He to travel long distances EXCEPT

• Gunpowder

• Magnetic Compass

• Monsoon Winds

• Updated Nautical Charts(Maps)

In exchange for Silk and Porcelain Zheng He received what in return?

• Precious Stones, Coral, Pepper

• Precious Stones, Gold, Pepper

• Precious Stones, Coffee, Pepper

• Precious Stones, Coral, Gold

Why would Prince Parameswara of Malacca place give his loyalty to the Ming Dynasty?

• He was more powerful than the Ming and wanted to conquer them

• He wanted the protection of Zheng He and the Ming Dynasty

• He wanted to overthrow the Emperor and take his riches

• He wanted to sail with Zheng He and this enabled him to do so

Although initially successful in their battle against Zheng He, what ultimately happened to the Buddhist Kingdom Celon off the coast of India?

• It was allowed to live in peace and never encountered Zheng He again

• The king was replaced by someone who pledged their loyalty to Zhenge He and the Emperor

• The kingdom was destroyed and replaced with a new one

What animal was brought back that was seen as a sign of the Emperors long reign?

• A lion

• A leopard

• A giraffe

• A hippo

How did the Yongle Emperor Die?

• He was poisoned by an advisor

• His Brother took control of the throne

• Zheng He came back and conquered China

• He was fighting off the Mongolian invaders in the North of China

How did the Yongle Emperor Die?

• Zheng He overthrew him

• His Brother poisoned him

• He became ill while fighting the Mongolian forces in the Northern Campaign

Later Emperors in the Yongle Dynasty would use funds to build up what instead of continue supporting the Treasure Fleet?

• The Golden Palace

• The Grand Buddhist temple

• The Great Wall