Question 1

Describe and analyze the Song Dynasty,what sets it apart from other dynasties?

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Answers would include a discus

Question 2

In warfare,the main advantage the Mongols held over their enemies was

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A)  fearlessness. 
B)  speed. 
C)  endurance. 
D)  determination. 
E)  strong leadership. 
A)  fearlessness. 
B)  speed. 
C)  endurance. 
D)  determination. 
E)  strong leadership.

Question 3

During Kubilai Khan's rule in China,he

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A)  converted to Buddhism. 
B)  adopted the Confucian system of government examinations. 
C)  allowed only the Chinese mandarin elites to hold positions equal to those of the Mongols. 
D)  welcomed foreigners such as Marco Polo but typically preferred to spend time with native Chinese. 
E)  first confiscated good farmland, but when problems surfaced, changed his mind and allowed the farmers to return to their land. 
A)  converted to Buddhism. 
B)  adopted the Confucian system of government examinations. 
C)  allowed only the Chinese mandarin elites to hold positions equal to those of the Mongols. 
D)  welcomed foreigners such as Marco Polo but typically preferred to spend time with native Chinese. 
E)  first confiscated good farmland, but when problems surfaced, changed his mind and allowed the farmers to return to their land.

Question 4

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 under...

Question 5

Before they became known as marauders,the Mongols generally

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A)  led a nomadic lifestyle, purchasing much of their food needs from the Turks. 
B)  fought among themselves, pastoralists vs. farmers. 
C)  managed to grow most of the food they needed, even though they lived on mostly grassland prairies. 
D)  had no religion at all. 
E)  were known as a peace-loving people. 
A)  led a nomadic lifestyle, purchasing much of their food needs from the Turks. 
B)  fought among themselves, pastoralists vs. farmers. 
C)  managed to grow most of the food they needed, even though they lived on mostly grassland prairies. 
D)  had no religion at all. 
E)  were known as a peace-loving people.

Question 6

The Pax Mongolica

Accepted Answer

A)  lasted for about two hundred years. 
B)  brought destruction to China and Mongolia. 
C)  created new opportunities for merchants and traders. 
D)  was ruled by the Great Khan from Baghdad. 
E)  lasted only until the death of the first Great Khan. 
A)  lasted for about two hundred years. 
B)  brought destruction to China and Mongolia. 
C)  created new opportunities for merchants and traders. 
D)  was ruled by the Great Khan from Baghdad. 
E)  lasted only until the death of the first Great Khan.

Exam 18: The Mongols Unify Eurasia

Describe and analyze the Song Dynasty,what sets it apart from other dynasties?

In warfare,the main advantage the Mongols held over their enemies was

During Kubilai Khan's rule in China,he

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

Before they became known as marauders,the Mongols generally

The Pax Mongolica

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