The Mongol Empire/Genghis Khan
Who is the founder of the Mongol Empire?
What is Genghis Khan.
What is the neolithic age known for
What is a hunter-gatherer to settlements
What did the Silk Road exchange?
What is silk and spices?
Who paid for exploration?
What is monarch's sponsored trips
What religion believes in the teachings of Jesus
What is Christianity
What is Marco Polo known for
What is Explorer?
What caused the population to increase in the Neolithic Rev
What is Substance Framing
What was the main source of transportation in the Tans-Saharan trade
What is a camel?
What is the reason for exploration?
What is rivalry, money, power, and expansion
What does monotheism and polytheism region mean
What is monotheism(one god)
What is polytheism - (more than one god)
What is Genghis Khan's real name
What is Temujin
What is the time period of the Neolithic Rev
what is 8,000 BC - 4,000 BC
What trade exchanged gold and salt?
What is the Trans-Saharan Trade
How did the Europeans expand their armies
What is gunpowder and taxation policies.
What are the four main universalizing religions
What is Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism
What year was Central Asia under the control of the Mongol Empire?
What is 1221
What is one of the first major agricultural regions located in southern Mexico?
What is Mesoamerica
Which trade has the magnetic compass as one of its innovations?
What is the Indian Ocean trade?
Where did French explorers establish a trading post?
What is North America (Quebec)
What does Dar-al al-Islam mean
What is House of Islam
Over how many years did it take for Genghis Khan to conquer most of Asia?
What is 21 years
How did the Neolithic Age lay the foundation for modern civilization?
What is it allowed humans to be able to move from nomadic hunter-gatherer societies to settled agricultural communities?
An instrument used to measure the latitude and navigate bodies of ocean
What is the astrolabe
Who blocked Portugal from the Mediterranean trade?
What is Spain.
Which religion believes that suffering arises from attachment to desires and teaches the "middle way"?
What is Buddhism