2. during which dynasty did menggu serve as an official?
3. how was russia affected by mongol rule?
4. what were some effects of the indian ocean trade? boosted trade and economics increased diversity
5. what are some features of pre-modern civilizations?
6. what is the significance of urban centers for pre-modern civilizations?
7. ancient mesoamerican and andean civilizations used which activities to demonstrate religious authority?
8. what are some policies regarding trade under the ming dynasty?
9. which of the following was a long-term impact of the crusades in europe?
10. how did economic growth and urbanization affect women during the high middle ages?
11. how did the mongols contribute to the globalization of the eurasian world?
12. what features did the mughal and songhay empires share?
13. what did the inca empire do that the aztec empire did not?
14. which policies of mongol rulers exchange ideas and techniques throughout eurasia?
15. explain the expansion of the umayyad caliphate
16. from the page of the codex mendoza describe historical claims about the aztec state.

2. Yuan Dynasty

3. Mongol rule affected Russia in a way that Russian people turned into highly monastic people. Mongol rule also kept Russia cloistered from other countries and remove the power from the highest nobilities of the country and change the basic organization of the whole Russian army. This changes made by the Mongol rule led to the incapability of Russia to develop intellectual pursuits, political parties and economic system.

4. Some effects of the Indian Ocean Trade includes spreading of diseases and also it created more feuds, but not all are negative. Mostly, Indian Ocean Trade linked cultures together, spread religions, enhanced the trading skills of merchants and it increased the economic growth of considerably different regions around the world. Because of this trade, almost all of the civilizations involved in the trade learned to be conversant with each other.

5. One of the common features of pre-modern civilizations includes slavery. In this era, planting crops, clothing emperors and building cities greatly depends on the energy of slaves. Another is that, in early civilizations people have specialized careers and do things aside from producing food, which includes being soldiers, artisans, priests and priestesses. In this eraof pre-modern civilizations, human cultures are classified based on political systems and social inequality.

6. Urban centers is significant to pre-modern civilization because as civilizations successfully spread, and more territories have been taken over, urban centers became the host for assimilating the growing population of uncivilized people.

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