Which of the following happened as a result of Mongol rule in China?

Chinese literature and art flourished during the period

The civil service examination system became stronger

The government supported the work of the Confucian scholars

The Chinese emperor of the Song Dynasty remained in power

Kublai Khan's defeat of the Song Dynasty in China was different from other Mongol conquests because he-

Modeled his government on Chinese traditions

Converted to the Buddhist religion of the conquered

Gave most government posts to native-born Chinese

Conquered the land, pillaged its wealth, and then left

The Mongols' nomadic culture differed from more settled western cultures in that Mongols-

Had greater equality between the sexes

Developed a caste-like social structure

placed a greater value on material possessions

practiced a single, monotheistic religion

Which of the following occurred as a result of the Crusades?

Exposure to new ideas contributed to the development of the Renaissance

Christians took control of the Holy Land for several centuries

European rulers were less likely to fight one another or the pope

Many Europeans immigrated permanently to Southwest Asia

was the Lion Prince, who rose to power despite health issues. He was named Sundiata Kieta.

was the infamous, wealthy Mansa Musa

established Islam as the official religion in Mali.

What is the historical connection between the pandemic known as the Black Death (bubonic plague) and long-distance trade?

The disease itself was unintentionally spread via long-distance trade routes.

The bubonic plague was deliberately carried along trade routes by aggressive political actors intent on wiping out their enemies.

A sudden demand for medicine dramatically increased trading traffic, even on long-distance routes.

Thanks to long distance trade, doctors were able to move along the established trade routes to treat more people.

Why did West African kings attempt to blend Islam with traditional religion in the lands they ruled?

It allowed them to maintain a connection to the people they ruled while also benefiting from trade with the Berbers from the north.

It helped them gain them favor with the Muslims to the north who they could use as allies in their wars against other kingdoms.

It allowed them to travel across both Muslim and non-Muslim lands and trade beyond their kingdom.

It helped them create a new religion that was widely popular and even spread north, expanding their influence.

How did the Mongol Empire affect trade and exchange across Eurasia?

They created a huge, safe, integrated trade zone that made it easier to trade.

They got rid of the Silk Road and replaced it with their own system.

The Mongols made it unsafe for people to trade across the empire.

The Mongols removed all taxes from trade within their empire.

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