The Ming dynasty ruled China from 1368 to 1646. During that time, Chinese shipbuilding and navigation techniques were developed. These innovations allowed enormous
Chinese feels to sail the oceans as far away as Africa
How did these developments affect global trade during this time period?
Chinese ports were closed to foreign merchants.
International trade relied on the production of Chinese foods
Chinese advancements helped explorer navigate across oceans
Merchants were forced to use the Chinese language to communicate,
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