Question 1

What advantages did the Mongols have in conquering cities?

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Question 2

Please define the following key terms.
- Khara Khorum

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Khara Khorum, also spelled as Karakorum

Question 3

Please define the following key terms.
- Ottomans

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- Ottomans...

Question 4

During the conquest of a city,the Mongols took how much of the defeated town as plunder?

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A) All horses. 
B) One-tenth of moveable property. 
C) One-half of all land. 
D) All gold and half of the slaves. 
E) All gold and the most beautiful women. 
A) All horses. 
B) One-tenth of moveable property. 
C) One-half of all land. 
D) All gold and half of the slaves. 
E) All gold and the most beautiful women.

Question 5

Because of the death of ____,Western Europe was saved from Mongol invasion.

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A) The pope. 
B) The king of France. 
C) Important European envoys to the Mongol court. 
D) Ogodei. 
E) William of Rubruck. 
A) The pope. 
B) The king of France. 
C) Important European envoys to the Mongol court. 
D) Ogodei. 
E) William of Rubruck.

Question 6

The dynasty that overthrew the Yuan dynasty and drove the Mongols back to their homeland was named the Ming,which means

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A) Light or bright. 
B) Brave heart. 
C) Rising sun. 
D) Glorious son. 
E) Son of god. 
A) Light or bright. 
B) Brave heart. 
C) Rising sun. 
D) Glorious son. 
E) Son of god.

Question 7

Please define the following key terms.
- Chinggis Khan

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- Chinggis Khan...

Question 8

Nestorian missionaries used what language to preach among the Mongols?

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A) Uighur. 
B) Latin. 
C) Persian. 
D) Chinese. 
E) Mongolian. 
A) Uighur. 
B) Latin. 
C) Persian. 
D) Chinese. 
E) Mongolian.

Question 9

Where was the origin of the Mongols?

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A) Russian Steppes. 
B) Himalayan foothills. 
C) Northern Caspian Sea areas. 
D) Mongolian grasslands. 
E) Central China. 
A) Russian Steppes. 
B) Himalayan foothills. 
C) Northern Caspian Sea areas. 
D) Mongolian grasslands. 
E) Central China.

Question 10

How did Chinggis Khan's early life help to forge him into the great leader he became?

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Question 11

Which of the following was a cause of the Mongol's military success?

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A) Cities that would rather surrender to prevent devastation. 
B) The strength and accuracy of their compound bows. 
C) Superior horsemanship. 
D) Mongol soldiers sharing in the plunder. 
E) All of these choices. 
A) Cities that would rather surrender to prevent devastation. 
B) The strength and accuracy of their compound bows. 
C) Superior horsemanship. 
D) Mongol soldiers sharing in the plunder. 
E) All of these choices.

Question 12

Please define the following key terms.
- Ming dynasty

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The Ming dynasty was a ruling dynasty in

Question 13

The Mongke's court showed its cultural curiosity when a debate was organized to discuss

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A) Great past leaders of the Mongols. 
B) Various religious ideologies. 
C) A variety of European cultural topics. 
D) A comparison of past empires to the Mongolian Empire. 
E) Great learning centers of the past. 
A) Great past leaders of the Mongols. 
B) Various religious ideologies. 
C) A variety of European cultural topics. 
D) A comparison of past empires to the Mongolian Empire. 
E) Great learning centers of the past.

Question 14

The Yongle emperor in his lifetime was viewed by many as

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A) The emperor who vanquished the Mongols from China. 
B) The best military emperor of the Ming dynasty. 
C) A usurper. 
D) The founder of the Ming Dynasty. 
E) The Chinese Christopher Columbus. 
A) The emperor who vanquished the Mongols from China. 
B) The best military emperor of the Ming dynasty. 
C) A usurper. 
D) The founder of the Ming Dynasty. 
E) The Chinese Christopher Columbus.

Question 15

Please define the following key terms.
- Uighur

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The term "Identification Uighur" could r

Exam 14: The Mongols and Their Successors, 1200 - 1500

What advantages did the Mongols have in conquering cities?

Please define the following key terms. - Khara Khorum

Please define the following key terms. - Ottomans

During the conquest of a city,the Mongols took how much of the defeated town as plunder?

Because of the death of ____,Western Europe was saved from Mongol invasion.

The dynasty that overthrew the Yuan dynasty and drove the Mongols back to their homeland was named the Ming,which means

Please define the following key terms. - Chinggis Khan

Nestorian missionaries used what language to preach among the Mongols?

Where was the origin of the Mongols?

How did Chinggis Khan's early life help to forge him into the great leader he became?

Which of the following was a cause of the Mongol's military success?

Please define the following key terms. - Ming dynasty

The Mongke's court showed its cultural curiosity when a debate was organized to discuss

The Yongle emperor in his lifetime was viewed by many as

Please define the following key terms. - Uighur

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