Question 1

Term for identification: Ain Jalut

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Ain Jalut, also spelled Ayn Jalut, is a

Question 2

Why are the Mongols significant to world history? Support your answer with specific examples.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 3

Which of the following was a result of the disintegration of the Mongol Empire?

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A) The Mongols made no lasting impact on the conquered peoples they ruled. 
B) The Silk Road disappeared. 
C) Central Asia was united under one rule. 
D) Peace and prosperity returned to the Central Asian steppe lands. 
E) It ended the Mongols' nomadic culture. 
A) The Mongols made no lasting impact on the conquered peoples they ruled. 
B) The Silk Road disappeared. 
C) Central Asia was united under one rule. 
D) Peace and prosperity returned to the Central Asian steppe lands. 
E) It ended the Mongols' nomadic culture.

Question 4

Term for identification: Temujin

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The term "Temujin" refers to the birth n

Question 5

Which of the following was NOT a new technology passed from China to the West?

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A) spinning wheel 
B) catapult 
C) compass 
D) gunpowder 
E) sternpost rudder 
A) spinning wheel 
B) catapult 
C) compass 
D) gunpowder 
E) sternpost rudder

Question 6

Describe the rise of the Mongols, including where they originated and how key leaders addressed fundamental challenges.

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Answers would include Central

Question 7

All of the following groups forced the Song to give up control of lands to the North EXCEPT

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A) Khitan 
B) Jurchen 
C) Uighars 
D) Seljuk 
E) Mongols 
A) Khitan 
B) Jurchen 
C) Uighars 
D) Seljuk 
E) Mongols

Question 8

The first phase of the Mongol conquests included a failed attempt to conquer ____________________.

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The answer of The first phase of the Mongol conquests...

Question 9

The largest unit in the Mongol army consisted of 10,000 men and was called the ____________________.

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The answer of The largest unit in the Mongol army...

Question 10

Which of the following was/were NOT  a product of Chinese export?

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A) silk 
B) tea 
C) porcelain 
D) spices 
E) inlaid wood 
A) silk 
B) tea 
C) porcelain 
D) spices 
E) inlaid wood

Question 11

Before the Mongols became fierce warriors, they lived as ____________________.

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The answer of Before the Mongols became fierce warriors, they...

Question 12

Why did advisers convince Kubilai to allow the Chinese to continue growing crops?

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

Question 13

The ____________________ connected the Yellow River Plain to the Yangzi Valley.

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The answer of The ____________________ connected the Yellow River Plain...

Question 14

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

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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 15

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

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

Question 16

Which Chinese city became the major center to produce porcelain for export?

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A) Annam 
B) Hangzhou 
C) Kaifeng 
D) Jiangnan 
E) Jingdezhen 
A) Annam 
B) Hangzhou 
C) Kaifeng 
D) Jiangnan 
E) Jingdezhen

Question 17

The Mongol leader originally named Temujin became one of the greatest rulers in world history and was given the title ____________________.

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Chinghis K

Question 18

What did the Zhou brothers reinstate to stabilize the Song Dynasty?

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A) the trade routes with South America 
B) the tribute payments to Vietnam and Korea 
C) the civil service exam system to recruit talented men for public service 
D) the use of moveable wood block type and printing at court 
E) the army in order to implement a plan of military expansion 
A) the trade routes with South America 
B) the tribute payments to Vietnam and Korea 
C) the civil service exam system to recruit talented men for public service 
D) the use of moveable wood block type and printing at court 
E) the army in order to implement a plan of military expansion

Question 19

​ Which of the following is most significant about the Pax Mongolica ?

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A) It lasted for about three hundred years. 
B) Pax Mongolica brought destruction to China and Mongolia. 
C) It created new opportunities for merchants and traders. 
D) Pax Mongolica occurred at the same time as Pax Romana . 
E) Pax Mongolica lasted only until the death of the first Great Khan. 
A) It lasted for about three hundred years. 
B) Pax Mongolica brought destruction to China and Mongolia. 
C) It created new opportunities for merchants and traders. 
D) Pax Mongolica occurred at the same time as Pax Romana . 
E) Pax Mongolica lasted only until the death of the first Great Khan.

Question 20

Describe and analyze the Song Dynasty. What sets it apart from other dynasties?

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Answers would include a discus

Exam 18: The Mongols Unify Eurasia

Term for identification: Ain Jalut

Why are the Mongols significant to world history? Support your answer with specific examples.

Which of the following was a result of the disintegration of the Mongol Empire?

Term for identification: Temujin

Which of the following was NOT a new technology passed from China to the West?

Describe the rise of the Mongols, including where they originated and how key leaders addressed fundamental challenges.

All of the following groups forced the Song to give up control of lands to the North EXCEPT

The first phase of the Mongol conquests included a failed attempt to conquer ____________________.

The largest unit in the Mongol army consisted of 10,000 men and was called the ____________________.

Which of the following was/were NOT a product of Chinese export?

Before the Mongols became fierce warriors, they lived as ____________________.

Why did advisers convince Kubilai to allow the Chinese to continue growing crops?

The ____________________ connected the Yellow River Plain to the Yangzi Valley.

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

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

Which Chinese city became the major center to produce porcelain for export?

The Mongol leader originally named Temujin became one of the greatest rulers in world history and was given the title ____________________.

What did the Zhou brothers reinstate to stabilize the Song Dynasty?

​ Which of the following is most significant about the Pax Mongolica ?

Describe and analyze the Song Dynasty. What sets it apart from other dynasties?

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