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    The Mongol Warrior

    7-3
    Terms and Names*
    Main Ideas*
    On pg. 234 (What countries that passes)*
    Paraphrase*
    Timeline
    Main Ideas 3-7*
    Cornell Notes*
    Main Ideas
    Government The Mongols built a vast empire stretching from Europe to China
    Government The Mongols kept some features of the Chinese form of government
    but did not let Chinese officials have important jobs
    Economics The Mongols encouraged and increased trade and foreign contact
    Terms and Names
    Define
    Genghis Khan Universal Ruler
    Kublai Khan Genghis Grandson
    Mongol Ascendancy Period of Mongol Control
    Marco Polo Most famous European visitor
    Sentence
    I wonder if Genghis Khan was a good ruler and treated everyone nice.
    Kublai Khan was very lucky to be the Grandson of the Universal Ruler.
    When it was the period of the Mongol Control it was called the Mongol Ascendancy.
    Everyone knows the game of Marco Polo and its a very funny thing that he was a
    famous European.

    Paraphrase
    Kublai Khan

    Leader (Mongol People)\


    1260 (Named Title)
    Interested in Chinese Culture
    Special Ritual
    Grandfather (Genghis Khan)

    Main Ideas 3-7


    3) How did the Mongols gain power?
    4) How did the Mongols control Chinas government?
    5) What was the Mongol policy toward trade and foreign contacts?
    6) Why do you think Kublai Khan did not want Chinese to fill important
    government jobs?
    7) Was Mongol rule good or bad for China? Explain Your Opinion.
    Answers
    3) Fought and defeated all his rivals for leadership one by one.
    4) They tried to keep the Chinese out of high government offices because they
    thought the foreigners were more trustworthy because they had no local
    loyalties.
    5) The Mongols increased foreign trade, especially along the silk roads to
    western markets.
    6) He conquered the last of the Song Dynasty and brought China under Mongol
    rule.
    7) It was good because everything was kept in order but it was also strict.
    Cornell Notes
    Cornell Notes
    Lecture,
    reading/chapter/novel/article
    during class, power point, movies
    (if need to collect info.)

    Topic:_____________________

    ________________________

    Essential Question:

    Name: ___________________________________
    Class: _________________ Period: ________
    Date: ____________________________

    Questions/Main Ideas:

    Notes:

    The Mongol
    Invasion

    The Mongols were fierce nomadic warriors


    who lived in the vast plains to the northwest
    of China. In the 1200s, they invaded and
    conquered China.

    A Great Leader

    The Mongols lived in independent groups


    called clans. These clans were joined together
    into several tribes, which were independent
    of each other. But around 1206 a strong
    leader named Temujin united the Mongol
    tribes.

    The Mongol Empire

    When Genghis died in 1227, his son, Ogadai,


    took power. Ogadai captured the rest of
    northern China. He also extended Mongol rule
    as far west as Russia and Persia.

    Mongol
    Government

    Kublai Khan was the first ruler in 300 years to


    control all of China. The Mongols were also
    the first foreign power to rule China.

    Learning to Rule

    The Mongols did not have much experience


    with government. The Chinese, on the other
    hand, had much experience with government.
    So Kublai kept many aspects of Chinese rule.

    Maintaining Control

    Kublai kept features of the Chinese form of


    government, but he made sure the Chinese
    politicians didnt gain too much power. He did
    this to keep control of China in Mongol hands.

    Trade Routes

    One way that the Mongols encouraged trade


    was by making trade routes safer. In the past,
    China sometimes closed overland trade

    routes because of warfare and banditry. Now


    the Mongols controlled all of Central Asia.
    Foreign Contacts

    Trade brought increased contact with foreign


    peoples and cultures. People from Arabia,
    Persia, and India frequently visited Mongol
    China.

    Summary: The Mongols built a vast empire stretching from Europe


    to China. The Mongols kept some features of the Chinese form of
    government because they had very little experience but did not let
    Chinese officials have important jobs. The Mongols encouraged and
    increased trade and foreign contacts.
    What Countries Pass
    Antioch, Tyre, Baghad, Bukhard, Kashgar, Smarkland, Dunhuang, Luoyang, Nanjing,
    Hangchou

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