This ruler united the Mongol tribes in 1206.
Who is Genghis Khan?
This empire conquered China and established the Yuan Dynasty.
Bonus: who was the khan at the time
What is The Mongol Empire
who was kubalai khan
What animal gave the Mongols their military advantage?
Horses
This neighboring empire ruled Mongolia during much of this period.
What is the Qing Dynasty
This nation gained independence from China in 1921.
The Mongols' religious policy is best described by this AP World term.
What is Religious Tolerance?
This sea-faring dynasty replaced Mongol rule in China in 1368.
What AP World military innovation is exemplified by Mongol use of mounted archers?
Calvary
This Eurasian empire increasingly influenced Mongolia in the 1800s.
What is the Russian Empire
Mongolia became closely aligned with this superpower during the Cold War.
This city fell to the Mongols in 1258, ending the Abbasid Caliphate.
What is Baghdad?
This famous Venetian traveled through Mongol territory and later wrote about it.
who is Marco Polo
How did the decimal system improve Mongol military organization?
Created structured command
This AP World process weakened Qing control over Mongolia in the 1800s
what is imperial decline
What disease spread along trade routes during the Pax Mongolica and devastated Afro-Eurasia?
Bonus: what was it transferred by
Black Plague
What AP World process was accelerated by Mongol rule as ideas and technologies spread between regions?
Cultural Diffusion
The Mongols' rule over China ended when this rebellion helped found the Ming Dynasty.
The Mongols' rule over China ended when this rebellion helped found the Ming Dynasty.
Compare Mongol military strategies to those of settled empires they conquered.
Yap yap
How did Mongolia's position between Russia and China shaped its history from 1750–1900
Bonus: name both
Imperialism
What was pax Mongolia?
I was running out of questions
Explain why the Mongol Empire is considered a turning point in AP World History.
what is connecting Eurasia?
Evaluate the extent to which Mongol influence persisted after the empire fragmented.
Trade, culture, administration, and technology transfer continued.
To what extent did the Pax Mongolica lay foundations for later globalization?
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