Stereotypes
The Mongols' main intent was to maim, slaughter, and destroy, AKA
The "Barbarian" stereotype
Mongols pushed to increase...
Paper money in circulation
The Mongolian Peace that promoted inter-state relations
The Pax Monglica
The Mongols did not have this class in society
Artisans
The Mongols leaned mostly towards this religious mindset
Confusianism
The largest contiguous land empire in world history
The Mongol Empire
To promote trade, the Mongols built many of these
Roads
The era that brought about the first instances of direct contact between Europe and Mongol-ruled China
The Mongol Era
Who were valuable workmen to the Mongols due to their constant migration and lack of supplies needed by them
Artisans
The Mongol's ideal view of religion came from this popular merchant and explorer (whose name is often used in a call-and-response pool game)
Marco Polo
The countries that the perception of the "Barbarian" stereotype was based on
Persia, China, and Russia
Under the Mongols, merchants had the benefit of not being faced with these
Confiscatory taxation
The pros of having an enormous territory in Asia
Guaranteed safety and security of travels through Pax Monglica
Craft articles
The motifs from China that first appeared in Persia during the Mongol Era
Medicine and Astronomy
The Mongols' attempt to introduce paper money into Persia was...
A failed experiment
Mongol women, including Chinggis Khan's own mother, had converted to this heretical form of Christianity
Nestorian Christianity
About one half of the 80 agencies in the Ministry of Works during the Mongol era death with this
The production and collection of textiles
The Mongols offered tax benefits to these religions in order to win their support
Buddhism, Islam, Daoism, and Nestorian Christianity
Mongols' attitude to foreign travelers and monarchs that had not submitted to them
Hospitality
The merchant associations established by the Mongols in order to promote caravan trade over long distances
Ortogh
The second Franciscan missionary to leave Europe in 1245 to achieve a kind of rapprochement with the Mongol and convert them to Christianity
William of Rubruck
During Chinggis Khan's attack on Samarkand, he instructed his soldiers not to do this
This religious group was not looked favorably upon by the Mongols because they often had struggles with Buddhists and got into many battles with them
Daoism