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Which step did China’s rulers take to limit contact with the outside world during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries?

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They rebuilt the Grand Canal.
They rebuilt the Grand Canal.

They allowed foreign traders only in select ports.
They allowed foreign traders only in select ports.

They banned all foreigners.
They banned all foreigners.

They ended the sale of silk and porcelain.

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Answer: They allowed foreign traders only in select ports.

Explanation: This was done because of China's skepticism of Western influence.

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