The Mongols

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Location

East and Central Asia

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Type of People

Nomadic Warriors

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Main Economy

Herded goats and sheep---> moved from pasture to pasture

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Staple Foods

meat and Milk ---> traded for veggies and grain

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Trading

Mongols traded hides for jewelry, weapons, and cloth

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Horses

main means of transportation and used for invasions and Mongols learned to ride horses since they could walk

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Clans

camped and herded together and combined into confederations for raiding and the leaders were elected by the freeman

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Tumens

Military unit of 10,000 men--->broken down into smaller units---> divided into 3 groups

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Horses in War

made conquering faster

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Messenger Force

rode horses for days

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Other Units

Map making unit

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New Technology

exploding arrows, gunpowder projectiles, stirrups, later adopt canons

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Genghis Khan

united the Mongol tribes

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Khagan

supreme ruler of the Mongols

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Kuriltai

meeting of the Mongol chiefs

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Ghengis Khans Family

9 wives and 10 children

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Conquering Under Ghengis

conquered the area of Central Asia and moved into Middle-East and Eastern Europe

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Mongol Expansion

attacked Northern China and Central Asia

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Conquered Peoples

towns that resisted were destroyed---> remaining people were killed or sold into slavery but scholars and artisans were sometimes spared and conquered areas had to pay tribute

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Mongolian Capital

in Mongolia called Carakorum

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Mongol Housing

lived in tenets

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Useful Individuals for the Mongols

Confucian scholars and Muslim engineers were used

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Good Under Mongols

brought peace to much of the areas they conquered

-secured trade route (Silk Road)

-scholarship flourished

-area organized (into Khanates

-helped develop economic and social improvements

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Women under the Mongols

could inherit property, could ride horses but men had many wives

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Mongols in Russia

Russians called them the Golden Horde or Tartars

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Tartars

in Russian means people from hell

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Fighting the Mongols

Russian princes were divided and fought Mongols individually ---> Russians were easily conquered

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Destruction of Kiev

in 1240 the Mongols destroyed Kiev

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Mongol Rule of Russia

lasted 250 years

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Mongol Gov't in Russia

Russian princes were vassals of the Mongols

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Jobs of Russian Vassals

to collect tribute--->peasants had to pay both Russian princes and Mongols

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Economic Effects of Mongol Rule on Russia

Russian towns increase profit from trade

ex: Moscow

Russia isolated from Western Europe though and therefore the Renaissance (didn't trade with WE nor were they included in the achievements of the R)

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Religious Effects on Russia Under Mongols

Eastern Orthodox Church grew in power

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Governmental Effects of Mongol Rule on Russia

Peasants become serfs of Russian princes and Russia was isolated from Western Europe and they learn new military tactics: gun powder

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Mongol Rule in China

Rule under the Yuan

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Laws of Mongol Rule in China

laws were implemented to separate Chinese and Mongol culture: could not marry ethnic Chinese, Chinese scholars could not learn Mongol language, Mongol religious ceremonies were retained and @ the capital the Mongols lived in tents (instead of in houses like the Chinese)

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Mongols Interested in Chinese Culture

Chinese rituals, Chinese calendar, science

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Social Structure of China under Mongols

Mongols @ the top, Muslim and Asian allies were second, Chinese were separated by region + ethnicity

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Mongol Women...(Unlike China)

didn't bind feet and got to ride horses

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Chabi

Kubilai Khan's wife

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Eco. + Cultural Growth in China Under Mongols

merchants and artisans flourished, plays and dramas increased but not a lot, more efficient tax systems (made peasant life better), opened more hospitals and added ideas of Muslim medicine

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Marco Polo

traveler from Venice who wrote Chinese accounts