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  • What were the cultural negative outcomes of the Mongol invasion?
    Many works of art lost, knowledge of crafts was lost
  • Who won the battle of Kalka?
    Mongols
  • What were the social negative outcomes of the Mongol invasion?
    Thousands of people died, tens of cities were destroyed
  • Why did Russian princes fail to fight off the Mongols?
    Russian Princes failed to resolve differences against the Mongols
  • Where was the homeland of the Mongols before Chingis Khan
    North of China
  • Who fought in the battle of Kalka?
    Russia and Mongols
  • How did the Mongols fight the battle of Batu Khan?
    demanded cities surrender, if yes, they paid tribute, if not they would be killed and enslaved and the city burned to the ground
  • When was the battle of Kalka?
    1223
  • What was the lifestyle of the Mongols before Chingis Khan?
    Nomadic- Their main occupation was herding
  • How did the Mongols control Russia politically?
    Russian princes have to pay respect to Mongol Khan, there was a danger of visits of Sarai... could kill Russian prince
  • What is the meaning of the term " the Gathering of the Russian Lands"?
    Ivan the 3rd made a process of bringing the territories under the control of Moscow
  • Why did Chingis Khan start his conquest?
    He believed that the sky god wanted him to conquer the world.
  • How did Chingis Khan prevent rebellion in his army?
    He scattered soldiers from the conquered people among his own troops.
  • What years did Chingis Khan live?
    1162-1227
  • How did Chingis Khan treat his soldiers?
    He promoted his soldiers based on merit. (achievement), divided the soils equally
  • When was the invasion of Batu Khan?
    1237-1242
  • What were the economic negative outcomes of the Mongol invasion?
    trade and farming were disrupted, the development of cities were hindered
  • How did the Mongols control Russian economically?
    they had to pay large annual tributes, the consequences for disobedience: the Mongols set out punitive expeditions
  • What were the reasons for the success of the Mongol army?
    disciplined soldiers, excellent cavalry, high endurance
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