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What was the lasting significance of Zheng He and his voyages abroad? a. His voyages allowed China to expand their trading influence further west.b. His voyages allowed China to expand into Mongol held territory and end the Khanate of Ghengis Khan in 1359.c. His voyages never made it out of Chinese territory due to the Chinese lack of ocean going technology. d. His voyages created conflict and warfare between China, Korea and Japan.
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