Question 1

Term for identification: Grand Canal

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The Grand Canal, also known as the Beiji

Question 2

Moving west into Arab lands, the Mongols under Hulegu captured the city of ____________________, ending ____________________ rule there.

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The answer of Moving west into Arab lands, the Mongols...

Question 3

The ____________________ was the group of Mongols that ruled Russia after that country's submission.

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The answer of The ____________________ was the group of Mongols...

Question 4

Advisors finally convinced Kubilai to allow the Chinese to continue growing crops, so that they could

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A) have a crop to export. 
B) produce tribute for him. 
C) provide for their own needs rather than relying on the Mongols. 
D) feed the Mongols. 
E) feed themselves. 
A) have a crop to export. 
B) produce tribute for him. 
C) provide for their own needs rather than relying on the Mongols. 
D) feed the Mongols. 
E) feed themselves.

Question 5

Having conquered China, the Mongols set out to

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A) defeat Russia. 
B) make that country look like their homeland. 
C) stamp out Buddhism. 
D) export Chinese agricultural practices to other parts of their empire. 
E) learn the secret of the fire lance. 
A) defeat Russia. 
B) make that country look like their homeland. 
C) stamp out Buddhism. 
D) export Chinese agricultural practices to other parts of their empire. 
E) learn the secret of the fire lance.

Question 6

It is frequently the case that conquerors assume at least some of the cultural characteristics of the areas that they conquer. Where, and to what degree, was this correct of the Mongols? Give specific examples.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include Kubilai

Question 7

How were the Mongols' tribal leaders, or khans , usually selected?

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A) Their daring in sports events. 
B) Their intelligence and intuitiveness. 
C) Their military skills. 
D) Their size and noble rank. 
E) Their overall popularity. 
A) Their daring in sports events. 
B) Their intelligence and intuitiveness. 
C) Their military skills. 
D) Their size and noble rank. 
E) Their overall popularity.

Question 8

Term for identification: nomadic pastoralism

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Nomadic pastoralism is a form of agricul

Question 9

Term for identification: Temujin

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The term "Temujin" refers to the birth n

Question 10

Which of these was not a war tactic used by the Mongols?

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A) Division into light and heavy cavalry. 
B) Use of Chinese-style armor for the cavalry. 
C) A willingness, eagerness even, to completely annihilate his enemies. 
D) Instilling fear in the enemy. 
E) The splitting of tribal clans into various new units. 
A) Division into light and heavy cavalry. 
B) Use of Chinese-style armor for the cavalry. 
C) A willingness, eagerness even, to completely annihilate his enemies. 
D) Instilling fear in the enemy. 
E) The splitting of tribal clans into various new units.

Question 11

Term for identification: Khanate of the Golden Horde

Accepted Answer

The Khanate of the Golden Horde, also kn

Question 12

What did the the Mongols come to believe they would have to do to satisfy their sky god, Tengri?

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A) Subjugate Persia. 
B) Destroy Afghanistan. 
C) Conquer China. 
D) Bring all of Asia under their control 
E) Conquer the entire world. 
A) Subjugate Persia. 
B) Destroy Afghanistan. 
C) Conquer China. 
D) Bring all of Asia under their control 
E) Conquer the entire world.

Question 13

Sometimes the Mongols were able to use ____________________ to subdue their enemies without a fight.

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The answer of Sometimes the Mongols were able to use...

Question 14

The name Chinghis Khan means, literally,

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A) Great King. 
B) Fearless Warrior. 
C) Strong General. 
D) Mongol King. 
E) Royal Leader. 
A) Great King. 
B) Fearless Warrior. 
C) Strong General. 
D) Mongol King. 
E) Royal Leader.

Question 15

In a meeting at Karakorum, Temujin was given a new title, Chinghis Khan, which means ____________________.

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The answer of In a meeting at Karakorum, Temujin was...

Question 16

During the Song Dynasty, most people lived in which of the following?

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A) Urban slums. 
B) House boats. 
C) Large houses in large urban centers. 
D) Large cities. 
E) Villages. 
A) Urban slums. 
B) House boats. 
C) Large houses in large urban centers. 
D) Large cities. 
E) Villages.

Exam 18: The Mongols Unify Eurasia

Term for identification: Grand Canal

Moving west into Arab lands, the Mongols under Hulegu captured the city of ____________________, ending ____________________ rule there.

The ____________________ was the group of Mongols that ruled Russia after that country's submission.

Advisors finally convinced Kubilai to allow the Chinese to continue growing crops, so that they could

Having conquered China, the Mongols set out to

It is frequently the case that conquerors assume at least some of the cultural characteristics of the areas that they conquer. Where, and to what degree, was this correct of the Mongols? Give specific examples.

How were the Mongols' tribal leaders, or khans , usually selected?

Term for identification: nomadic pastoralism

Term for identification: Temujin

Which of these was not a war tactic used by the Mongols?

Term for identification: Khanate of the Golden Horde

What did the the Mongols come to believe they would have to do to satisfy their sky god, Tengri?

Sometimes the Mongols were able to use ____________________ to subdue their enemies without a fight.

The name Chinghis Khan means, literally,

In a meeting at Karakorum, Temujin was given a new title, Chinghis Khan, which means ____________________.

During the Song Dynasty, most people lived in which of the following?

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