Students have read about Thomas Malthus theories. In addition, they have read content-related knowledge about trends in Chinese demographics during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Moreover, they are familiar with Confucianism.
Only grandparents lived together
Extended families were quite small
Elderly Chinese were sent to nursing homes
Parents, children, grandparents, and grandchildren lived in the same household
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The number of babies born
The amount of rural land
The number of people using cars and bicyles
The number of people speaking Chinese
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Burgh
Clan
Porcelain
Anti-Manchu
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Many Chinese respected merchants
Farmers were taxed heavily
Trade was strictly controlled by the government
Farmers were not respected by society
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A cause
An effect
A reason to remain in China
A reason to study English at PAIS
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Women's mobility was limited as a result of footbinding.
Legally, women can have a second husband.
Legally, a wife could divorce her husband for any reason.
Legally, women could inherit property.
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Education of children.
Care of the elderly.
Support of unmarried daughters.
Destruction of religous shrines.
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The Dream of the Red Chamber
The Golden Lotus
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Woman of Iron
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With prosperity, people had more money to buy books and art.
Europeans did not like Chinese art during the Ming Era.
Chinese clans fell apart.
Footbinding ended during this period.
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Without end or limit.
Lower than increases in the population.
Higher than increases in population.
Always constant.
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Gold
Porcelain
Indigo
Tobacco
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