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Which of the following was a major accomplishment of Genghis Khan?

• he conquered the Persians

• he was an adviser to Kublai Khan

• he traveled with Marco Polo

• he led to the creation of the Mongol Empire

What was the Pax Mongolica?

• a state of peace under Mongol rule

• a treaty made between Mongols and Europeans

• a period of political disunity in the Mongol empire

• a trade route between China and Europe

The Silk Road was significantly in the 1200s because...

• it was created by the Vikings

• it was the largest trade network in the world connecting regions across Europe and Asia`

• it was part of the Indian Ocean trade network connecting Asia and Africa

• it was part of a river system of trade routes in connecting European towns

Which of the following best describes a pastoralist?

• a person who herds and grazes domestic animals like sheep and goats

• a person who settles down and cultivates the land

• a person who creates art using pastoral water colors

• a person who leads armies to conquer whole regions like a general

What is the nomadic lifestyle?

• a lifestyle of settlement and cultivation

• a lifestyle of art and architecture

• a regimented lifestyle of military officers

• a lifestyle of constant movement finding new grazing areas for animals

Who were the Mongols?

• a group of people from India who were spiritual artists

• a group of people from Central Asia who roamed the land always finding new places for their animals

• a group of people of Europe who were constantly at war with each other

• a group of people from West Africa who developed agriculture and the farming lifestyle

In the Mongol empire, what is a khan?

• a priest

• a leader

• a shamen

• a farmer

This man became the first ruler of the Mongol empire is 1206.

• Genghis Khan

• Kublai Khan

• Gogru Khan

• Hulegu Khan

What is Genghis Khan's birth name?

• Kiang Xi

• Khulan

• Temujin

• Bat Erdene

Why were the Mongols tolerant of other religions?

• they were afraid of others, so they persecuted the Christians

• they were always wanting to convert other people

• they never really liked religion, so they hated other people's beliefs

• they were shamanists who didn't think that others should have to think like them