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Networks of Exchange (1200-1450)

Question 1
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Considering Mongol religious policies, how did their approach to conquered peoples influence cultural exchange within their empire?

Question 2
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How might global population trends have differed through the fourteenth century if not affected by disease transmission facilitated by Mongol-controlled territories?

Question 3
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What was a major contribution of the Mongol Empire to the development of the modern world?

Question 4
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What was a key factor in the Mongols' ability to maintain control over their vast empire?

Question 5
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What was significant about Batu, the leader of the Blue Horde, within the larger context of power dynamics?

Question 6
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Which development most directly resulted from increased trade along Silk Road routes under Mongol protection?

Question 7
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What effect on global religious landscapes might one infer if the Ilkhanate had sustained its initial positive stance towards Christianity throughout its existence?

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Question 8
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Which of the following reasons motivated the Mongols to expand their empire?

Question 9
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Which of the following best describes the impact of Genghis Khan's military tactics on his successors' ability to expand territories?

Question 10
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The Mongols' control of much of Eurasia led to the expansion of trade due to