The struggles Chinggis Khan faced in his youth and early career reveal what about the organization and values of Mongol society?

The struggles Chinggis Khan faced in his youth and early career reveal what about the organization and values of Mongol society?

By 1350, the Mongols directly controlled which parts of the world?

The Mongol conquest of China was a particularly important component of the Mongol period overall because:

The main types of interregional trade in the Mongol era included which of the following?

In 1206, who took the name of Chinggis Khan and founded the Mongol state?

What major event happened in 1215 involving the Mongols and North China?

Between 1219 and 1223, what regions did the Mongols invade for the first time?

Who was named successor after the death of Chinggis Khan in 1227?

In what year did the Mongols take all of North China and end the Jin empire?

From 1235 to 1279, what region did the Mongols conquer, ending the southern Song dynasty?

Between 1236 and 1240, which region did the Mongols conquer?

During 1240–1241, which part of Europe did the Mongols invade?

In 1253, the Mongols achieved victory over which group, leading to the rise of the Ottoman Turks in the Middle East?

What city was destroyed by the Mongols in 1258?

In 1260, who defeated the Mongols at Ain Jalut, marking the end of their westward expansion?

Who reigned in China from 1260 to 1294?

Between 1271 and 1295, who journeyed to Central Asia, China, and Southeast Asia?

From 1271 to 1368, which dynasty ruled China?

Which country did the Mongols fail to invade between 1274 and 1280?

In the 1290s, what technological advancement was first used in China?

Who was a prominent figure from 1336 to 1405?

What major pandemic spread across Eurasia in the mid-fourteenth century?

What does the fourteenth-century miniature painting from Rashid al-Din’s History of the World depict?

According to the painting and its description, what were often the only options for those overrun by Mongol units?

The speed and endurance of Mongol cavalry made it difficult for routed foes to escape because:

During which years did the New Mongol States exist according to the slide?

Which regions did the Mongol conquests reshape for centuries?

What was one of the impacts of the Mongol conquests?

The Mongol decline occurred by which century?

Which of the following was NOT listed as an impact of the Mongol conquests?

What was one impact of the Mongol Period? Fill in the blank: New interest in __________ contacts.

What was one impact of the Mongol Period? Fill in the blank: New links among __________.

What was one impact of the Mongol Period? Fill in the blank: Widespread __________ and ideas exchange.

What was one impact of the Mongol Period? Fill in the blank: New __________ by other countries.

Which of the following countries sought ways to prevent future invasions after the Mongol Period?

According to the passage, the Mongol Empire stretched from which regions?

According to the passage, what type of society were the Mongols?

According to the passage, what supplemented herding in Mongol society?

According to the passage, what is the basic unit of Mongol society?

According to the passage, Mongol tribes are made up of _________.

According to the passage, what happens when Mongol tribes are threatened?

According to the passage, who elected the leaders of Mongol tribes?

According to the map titled 'Map 3.1 THE TRANSCONTINENTAL EMPIRE OF CHINGGIS KHAN', which empire was the largest built before the Industrial Revolution?

Based on the map, in which year did the Mongol Empire reach its greatest extent as shown in the darker orange area?

Fill in the blank: The Mongol Empire linked most of the great _______ centers of civilization, according to the map caption.

The Mongol Empire was significant in world history, according to the map and its caption, because:

According to the passage, what animals did the Mongols depend on for food, clothing, and shelter?

The Mongols used oxen to transport their housing for seasonal or longer-term migrations.

Fill in the blank: The Mongols mounted their tents and other goods on enormous wagons so heavy that large teams of ______ were required to pull them.

The Mongols were one of the most mobile preindustrial societies because of:

Who led a Mongol alliance in the 12th century against enemies?

What is the name of the meeting at which the supreme Mongol ruler is elected?

Temujin was later renamed ________ after being elected as the supreme Mongol ruler.

Who was elected khagan at the kuriltai?

In this miniature from a Persian history text, who is shown acknowledging the submission of a rival prince?

According to the passage, Chinggis Khan's rule was dependent on the loyalty of which group?

Fill in the blank: When the military strength of the Mongol Empire began to decline, subject princes soon rose up to establish the _______ of their domains.

Chinggis Khan lived long enough to build a regular bureaucracy to govern his empire.

What did Chinggis Khan bring to the Mongol warriors?

What was the basic fighting unit of the Mongol forces called?

Fill in the blank: Tumens consisted of ________ cavalrymen and were further divided into units of 1,000, 100, and 10.

The Mongol forces under Chinggis Khan had a formal code of warrior behavior.

Which of the following did Khan’s forces use to gain an advantage?

Khan’s forces benefited from increased grass supply due to what environmental factor?

What was the first campaign of the Mongols in Northwest China?

After attacking the Jin empire, which empire did the Mongols move west against next?

By 1227, the Mongols ruled from _______ to the North China Sea.

According to the passage, what qualities did the Mongol rulers possess?

Who established the new capital at Karakorum between 1220 and 1260?

Fill in the blank: The new capital of the Mongol Empire established by Chinggis Khan was ________.

In which year did the Mongol Empire reach the extent shown in the orange shaded area?

Who was responsible for the conquest of Russia beginning in 1236?

Who was the third son of Chinggis Khan and elected khagan?

The Mongol Empire was divided between three sons and Batu after the death of Chinggis Khan.

What was one of the four subdivisions of the Mongol Empire after Chinggis Khan’s death, originally ruled by his grandson Batu, and covered much of what is today south-central Russia?

How many great khanates arose following the death of Chinggis Khan?

Who led the invasion of Russia after the death of Chinggis Khan?

The Mongol force that invaded Russia consisted of over ________ Tatars (Tartars) in multiple campaigns.

Which city was destroyed during the Mongol campaigns in Russia?

According to the map 'THE FOUR KHANATES OF THE DIVIDED MONGOL EMPIRE,' which of the following was NOT one of the four main khanates?

According to the map 'THE FOUR KHANATES OF THE DIVIDED MONGOL EMPIRE,' which city was located in the Empire of Kublai Khan?

Fill in the blank: Sheer distance and slow-moving modes of transportation made it difficult to hold together the vast domains conquered by _______ and his immediate successors.

Christian leaders first believed that the Mongol khan was which mythical Christian monarch whose kingdom was cut off from Europe by Muslim conquests?

Which European rulers were slow to realize the threat of the Mongols?

Early Mongol victories opened the door to further _______.

The death of the khagan forced the Mongol withdrawal, and European incursions _______.

Which dynasty did the Mongols end in Persia and Mesopotamia?

In what year were the Mongols defeated by the Mamluks at Ain Jalut?

Who commanded the Mongol forces that were defeated by the Mamluks at Ain Jalut?

The Mamluks were originally slave soldiers who became rulers in Egypt.