How did commerce help increase the influence of China and India by the 15th century? Both empires adopted mercantile systems that welcomed diverse traders.
Both empires adopted feudal systems that controlled agricultural production.
Both empires participated significantly in successful European trade markets.
Both empires participated greatly in intercontinental exploration and colonization efforts.

A. Both empires adopted mercantile systems that welcomed diverse traders.

Explanation:

B does not make sense because China and India DID NOT adopt any feudal systems. Feudalism was mainly in Japan and more so in Europe.

C is not true either. In fact, Chinese leaders were so afraid of European culture influencing and corrupting Chinese traditions, they closed their gates to foreigners in the Isolationism Act.

D is not true either because of the fact that neither China nor India participated in any colonial expansion.

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explanation:

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question 10: the answer is c, to their constituents address a problem.

question 11: i think it would be domestic bills, which deal with american issues only and public bills, which affect the whole nation.