The Mongols Quiz

What is the stereotype associated with the Mongols?

• Religious and spiritual leaders

• Brutal and bloodthirsty warriors

• Peaceful and diplomatic traders

• Intellectual and artistic patrons

How did the Mongols conquer more land than the Romans?

• By spreading diseases intentionally

• By utilizing their superior archery skills

• By forming alliances with other empires

• By using advanced military tactics

What is one claim made about the Mongols' impact on international law?

• They abolished slavery and serfdom

• They introduced the concept of human rights

• They created the first great free trade zone

• They established democratic governance

Why were pastoral nomadic groups like the Mongols more egalitarian?

• They were influenced by neighboring civilizations

• They believed in gender equality

• They had to share limited resources

• They had a strong sense of community

Who was the founder of the Mongol Empire?

• Möngke Khan

• Genghis Khan

• Kublai Khan

• Ögedei Khan

What innovation did Genghis Khan introduce to unite the Mongol confederations?

• Establishing a democratic council

• Enforcing strict military discipline

• Promoting people based on merit

• Implementing a caste system

Which of the following empires was NOT one of the four important Khanates left after Genghis Khan's death?

• Khanate of the Golden Horde in Russia

• Yuan Dynasty in China

• Il-Khanate in Persia

• Chagatai Khanate in Central Asia

What was one reason for the Mongols' military success?

• Their diplomatic negotiations

• Their superior numbers

• Their advanced weaponry

• Their expertise in siege warfare

What was one negative consequence of the Mongols' conquests?

• Promotion of cultural exchange

• Preservation of historical artifacts

• Advancement of artistic patronage

• Destruction of entire cities

What is one reason the Mongols are associated with the spread of the Black Death?

• They developed a cure for the disease

• They had advanced medical knowledge

• They intentionally spread the disease

• They were immune to the disease