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What was true of common women during the period of the Qing emperors?
 
  a. Footbinding was a common practice.
  b. They spent more time spinning and weaving, instead of working in the fields.
  c. Female infanticide decreased.
  d. Their education involved being refined and honoring their husbands.
  e. All of these answers are correct.

Question 2

What created a truly national Japanese economy?
 
  a. Involvement in the Indian Ocean trade network
  b. Profits from expansion
  c. Involvement in the Atlantic trade system
  d. A self-sufficient economy
  e. An increase in coinage



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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