The Ming dynasty's administrative and economic difficulties were evidenced by
A) decreased revenues caused by increasing monetization.
B) failure to maintain a bureaucracy.
C) failure to respond effectively to natural disasters.
D) decreased support for foreign trade.

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The Ming dynasty faced significant administrative and economic difficulties, one of which was their failure to respond effectively to natural disasters. This inability exacerbated the challenges they faced, including famine and social unrest, and highlighted weaknesses in their administrative system.

The Ming Dynasty's Administrative and Economic Difficulties Were Evidenced by