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The rise of the Mongol Empire and its effects on Eurasian trade and contact.
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The map roughly shades the Mongol Empire at its greatest extent, using modern borders. Which stretch of Eurasia lies outside the shaded area?
Read the westward route from Karakorum toward Bukhara and Samarkand. Which campaign does the map best match?
Follow the arrows from the Volga region through Kiev toward Hungary. Which Mongol campaign is shown?
The sea arrows run from Korea toward Kyushu in 1274 and 1281. Which target did Kublai Khan try and fail to invade?
The map shades the eastern successor region centered on China and Mongolia. Which Mongol state ruled there?
The shaded region covers Iran and Iraq in the southwest of the Mongol world. Which khanate ruled that area?
The shaded region lies across the western steppe and Rus lands. Which Mongol successor state controlled it?
The shaded region sits in Central Asia between Persia and China. Which khanate does it represent?
In 1206, steppe leaders recognized Temujin as ruler over the Mongol tribes. What title did he take?
What did Temujin do before launching the empire's great conquests?
Which pair of states in northern China faced early Mongol attacks after Genghis Khan became Great Khan?
Mongol envoys were killed after entering a Central Asian Muslim empire, and Genghis Khan answered with invasion. Which empire was the target?
After Genghis Khan's death, which son became Great Khan and continued major Mongol expansion?
Mongol riders often traveled with several spare horses. What advantage did this give their armies?
A Mongol unit might pretend to flee, wait for enemies to chase it, and then turn with hidden allies. What tactic was this?
Why did organizing warriors into units of 10, 100, 1,000, and 10,000 strengthen Mongol armies?
As Mongols fought settled states, they used captured engineers and advanced catapults. What problem did this help solve?
What happened to the unified Mongol Empire after the mid-1200s?
Under Mongol rule, what did many Rus princes have to do in relation to the Golden Horde?
Which statement describes Kublai Khan's Yuan dynasty?
Which policy was common in Mongol rule over conquered peoples?
What does the term Pax Mongolica describe?
What was the yam in the Mongol Empire?
Which exchange was helped by Mongol-era connections between East and West?
What dangerous thing also moved along Eurasian trade routes in the 1340s?
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