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notis

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Which of the following greatly is NOT a leader that helped bring down the Ming dynasty?
 
  a. Li Zicheng
  b. Zhang Xianzhang
  c. Nurhaci
  d. Yongle

Question 2

Which emperor broke the Ming tradition of avoiding giving power to eunuchs?
 
  a. Yongle
  b. Hongwu
  c. Wanli
  d. Nurhaci



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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