The political systems of Mexico and China in comparable times

The nature of the political systems of Mexico in 1519-21 and China in the 17th century was one of imbalanced distribution of wealth, customs that enforced oppression of a lower class, women within any class, and a circular widespread corruption due to an ineffectual government and political system. The customs can be examined as a cause or support of each respective political system in China and Mexico. The main problem of these two societies was the distribution of wealth to the powerful and the impoverishing of the majority of the societies’ people. In each society, the women were looked on as subject moreso to the men’s use of power. With each society’s imperfections, the government in place sometimes even served to reinforce the criminal element of society. With the foreign invasions from Spain to Mexico and the Manchus to China, the systems were thrown more into chaos-like conditions.

Chaos is what T’an-ch’eng, China, seemed to go through the 17th century, enduring earthquakes, floods, other natural disasters, and the onslaught of bandits and crime (Spence 26). Such was the nature of this supposed worst-off city. At the least, it can be used as an example of

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