China and Mongols

It was used in warfare and gave China an advantage over enemies. It also goes boom boom in lots of color for festivals

These were other goods that China received from the Silk Road Trade

The Mongols lived in what sort of geography/terrain?

Who eventually conquers the Song Dynasty and puts in place the Yuan Dynasty

If Marco Polo's book isn't fully factual, why was it still important to Europeans?

Two common things found in Mongolian society...

This is the interior area inside the Imperial City that was only for the emperor and his family during the Ming Dynasty

The Chinese invented this device long before the Europeans. It meant they could make books faster.

This was something negative that travelled on the Silk Road as well as trade goods and ideas...

Extra hard question: Why did Europeans need to travel & fined new ways to Asia? Why couldn't they use the Silk Road.

What is the only female ruler of China and what dynasty was she part of?

What was a mongol empire/kingdom called?

Select the 3 main goods traded on the Silk Road by China...

This Dynasty took a census to gather information for taxes

Who united the Mongol tribes and conquers much of Asia?

It was used for tools, drills, weapons, and armor... it was invented when the Chinese used coal to smelt iron.

The Mongols could be extremely violent and cruel and they used this to instill __________ in their enemies.

The Silk Road was one single road that stretched the whole way from Asia to Europe.

The Chinese invented this useful form of trade because they also invented the printing press...

Who built the Grand Canal AND under what Chinese Dynasty?

This Chinese leader was the first to reunify china after the fall of the Han AND what dynasty is he from?

This was the capital city for the Tang Dynasty

Fancy decorative writing is called what?

Use of empty space, the "idea" of the image, humans very small - only part of the whole. This is a description of??

What three continents participated in Silk Road Trade?

The Mongols invaded this place twice but failed because of the weather.... what is this place and why was it important?

Who was our Mongol leader we learned about that conquered China AND what Dynasty did he start?

Taizong brought back this from the Han Dynasty in order to find the best person for the job.....

More important than the trade goods on the Silk Road, what other positive things traveled across the Silk Road?

Chinas population increased/more people moved to the cities/these people could specialize... how was this possible?

The Mongols often respected other cultures and allowed people to practice their own religions in their khanates