The MONGOL Empire, Explained [AP World History Review-Unit 2 Topic 2]

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Summary: (excuse shorthand)
Genghis Khan has blood clot in his fist (probably not on test)
Mongols are nomadic (move around)
Genghis allies with other tribes and unites them
apparently its pronounced Ching-is
Gang takes over most of Eurasia, his sons continue expanding
Genghis organizes his armies into groups of 10s. Use bows and horses to dominate their enemies
Had reputation for brutality (psychological warfare)
Mongol peace, replacing empires
Grandsons organize empire into khanates(military regions)
Kublai Khan adapts Chinese culture (Chinese think he has Mandate of Heaven)
Economic situation:
Silk Road flourishes cause Mongol has full control. One state, total control. Mongosl built roads and bridges
Increase communication between cultures in the empire (imperialism good?)
Globalism makes cultures friends
Transfer of technology and medical knowledges
Wee-gher script became widely adopted language in the empire
Mongol empire fell :(

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[@dainfernalsumit]

Here are my notes for anyone who needs a review!
**The Silk Road (1200-1450)**
- Facilitated trade, exchange of ideas across eurasia
- Traded mainly chinese silk, for lots of $$$
**Innovations**
Econ
- paper money, ease of travel
- “Flying money”, credit (exchanging paper for coins)
- Banks, bill of exchange
Transport
- Caranvanserai, merchant rest stops, centers of cultural diffusion (for all travelers)
- saddles
**Effects**
- Trade cities, stop and resupply for merchant**s
Similarities:** Cultural diffusion, strategic spot on SR
- Kashgar, built around river, market and center for islam
- Demand, Chinese, indian, and persian markets increase production of luxury goods cuz demand
- Cultural diffusion**,** merchants spread their ideas, religions, and diseases like bubonic plauge ****
**Vocab**
Proto-Industrialization:
- Economy overproduces goods, sells excess

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Perfect timing, I have a Socratic seminar tomorrow for the mongols 😄

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[@paulroese1376]

explain why didn't the Mongols continue their advances in science and technology after their power collapsed? how many roads, buildings and other projects did the Mongols leave in Eurasia?

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[@Janim007]

I disagree with your point about their knowledge stuff, they threw the library of Baghdad in the Euphrates river and it said to be one huge step backwards in human knowledge because all of humanity knowledge was lost that moment

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I have taught AP world for a couple of yeas. In your opinion how much depth should I go into with the Khanates?

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So the mongols helped trade increase basically

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The largest empire in AP World . . . the empire favored by students; not favored by the AP overlords.
*they love them Ottomans 👍

[@neriumnightshade509]

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[@TheWeirdWritter]

Mongolian architecture is probably the worst thing to come into mind, because the Mongolians rarely used huge structures to store rulers, normally resulting to their yurts or those weird cone shaped tents.

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