The Manchu desire to maintain themselves as an ethnically separate elite group can be seen in all of the following policies except A. the enactment of laws forbidding marriages between Chinese and Manchu elites. B. the closing off of sections of Manchuria to Chinese immigrants. C. the separation of armed forces by banner. D. the movement of the capital from Mukden to Beijing.

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29 August, 20:39

The Manchu desire to maintain themselves as an ethnically separate elite group can be seen in all of the following policies except A. the enactment of laws forbidding marriages between Chinese and Manchu elites. B. the closing off of sections of Manchuria to Chinese immigrants. C. the separation of armed forces by banner. D. the movement of the capital from Mukden to Beijing.

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Alessandro Dickson · Answer 1

Answer: The answer is D. the movement of the capital from Mukden to Beijing

Explanation: The Manchus is an ethnic group in China which succeeded the Ming dynasty and also established the Qing dynasty. They created different policies in order to be separated from other ethnic groups in China