AP World History Quiz
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LAND-BASED EMPIRES (1450-1750)
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In the 1400s–1700s, Ming/Qing China and Tokugawa Japan each strengthened centralized authority after periods of conflict. Ming and Qing emperors expanded or maintained a large bureaucracy, relied on Confucian ideology, and enforced social hierarchies. Tokugawa shoguns controlled daimyo through alternate attendance and regulated foreign contact. Which comparison best explains how both states limited the power of regional elites?
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