Mongols/Japan Review

The Mongols never successfully controlled China.

What were the Mongols like when they were not at battle?

Which Chinese belief system is most closely associated with Japanese Shintoism?

In Shintoism, kami is best defined as:

Japan was very easy to invade because it is attached to mainland Asia right next to China.

This social structure is most closely associated with:

Which major world religion spread from China to Japan?

Pax Mongolica is NOT considered to be a Golden Age.

The Mongols were successful in conquering Japan.

The four areas within the Mongolian Empire were called:

Who was the leader who united the Mongols during Pax Mongolica?

During the Yuan Dynasty, who did the Mongols put in charge of major government positions?

A steppe can best be described as:

Which of the following about Japan's geography is NOT true?

Marco Polo traveled from ___________ to China.

The Japanese built the largest land empire in world history.

Which Japanese ruler famously converted to Buddhism and sent people to China to learn their ways?

Much like China, Japan was able to implement civil service exams.

The Mongols were pastoral nomads.

Who had the most power during the Heian Period in Japan?

Kublai Khan is significant because:

Samurai's followed Bushido. Bushido can best be described as:

Feudalism can best be described as:

Japan's emperors were figureheads without much real power.

Another name for Genghis Khan was "The Great Khan."

The Japanese completely abandoned the religion of Shintoism to follow Buddhism instead.

Besides Buddhism, another major religion worshipped in Japan was: