7.05 Kublai Khan CQs INCOMPLETE

How did Kublai Khan become the ruler of all China?

• By conquering all the other rulers

• By efficiently ruling with a strong central government

• By forming alliances with neighboring countries

• By relying on a decentralized governing system

How did Kublai Khan treat conquered people's traditional beliefs?

• Forced them to convert to his own beliefs

• Ignored their beliefs completely

• Respected and allowed them to practice their traditional beliefs

• Destroyed all traces of their traditional beliefs

Who was the first Mongol ruler to govern all of China?

• Genghis Khan

• Kublai Khan

• Attila the Hun

• Alexander the Great

Who did Kublai Khan use as advisors to develop a relationship between the government and the governed?

• Mongolian warriors

• European merchants

• Confucian scholars

• Indian priests

What culture did Kublai Khan adopt many customs from?

• Mongolian culture

• Japanese culture

• Chinese culture

• Indian culture

How did Kublai Khan expand the empire?

• By conquering the Roman Empire

• By conquering the Aztec Empire

• By conquering the Song Dynasty

• By conquering the Ottoman Empire

How did Genghis Khan initially come to power?

• Through diplomacy and negotiation

• By force and ruling with an iron fist

• By inheritance

• Through a democratic election

What did the advisors teach Kublai Khan about the relationship between the government and the people?

• The importance of maintaining a divide between the government and the people

• The significance of keeping the government separate from the people

• The necessity of establishing a connection between the government and the people

• The need to isolate the government from the people

How did Kublai Khan treat conquered people's traditional beliefs?

• Forced them to convert to his own beliefs

• Ignored their beliefs completely

• Respected and allowed them to practice their traditional beliefs

• Destroyed all traces of their traditional beliefs

Who did Kublai Khan use as advisors to govern efficiently?

• Mongolian warriors

• European merchants

• Confucian scholars

• Indian philosophers