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Who was ibn Fadlan? Group of answer choices A, a traveler to Scandinavia from Muslim Spain B, a scholar who translated important works of medicine C, a muslim ambassador sent to the court of the Bulgars D, a Muslim missionary who sought to bring Islam to people in Northern Europe

Who was ibn Fadlan? Group of answer choices A, a traveler to Scandinavia from Muslim Spain B, a scholar who translated important works of medicine C, a muslim ambassador sent to the court of the Bulgars D, a Muslim missionary who sought to bring Islam to people in Northern Europe

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Who was ibn Fadlan?
Group of answer choices
A, a traveler to Scandinavia from Muslim Spain
B, a scholar who translated important works of medicine
C, a muslim ambassador sent to the court of the Bulgars
D, a Muslim missionary who sought to bring Islam to people in Northern Europe
 
 
Question 6
When Chinggis Khan attacked Samarkand he ordered the death of all artisans and craftspeople as a way of inciting fear.
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True/False
 


Question 7
Mongol construction projects in China included all the following except:
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A, building a network of roads and postal stations
B, building a new capital in the north
C, extending the Great Canal
D, building universities
 
 
Question 8
All of the following are true about Mongol governance EXCEPT:
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A, Mongols stablized the tax burden experienced by the farmers.
B, The Mongols moved skilled workers around the empire and they could become wealthy
C, Mongols were willing to incorporate other ethnic groups into their armies and governments
D, The Mongols saw Chinese civilization as inherently superior to their own and were careful to keep ethnic Chinese people in power.
 
 
Question 9
The Mongols used many Uighur Turks to staff their administrations because they were familiar with both Chinese traditions and fluent in Turkish.
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True/False
 


Question 10
The Mongols sought to mitigate the effects of their invasion and any future famines by establishing rural organizations and building granaries to store food.
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True/False
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