Chapter 11 - Pastoral Peoples on a Global Stage

Mongols

The ________ adopted Chinese administrative and tax practices, as well as their mail system.

Islamic Persia

________ was the Mongols 'second great civilization to be invaded.

pastoralists

Even though ________ were an alternative to the agricultural way of life that they despised, they were usually always strongly related to and reliant on their agricultural neighbors.

Persia

When Hulegu's successors 'Mongol kingdom fell apart in the 1330s due to a lack of a suitable heir, the Mongols were not expelled from ________ as they had been from China.

Pastoralists

connected with their agricultural neighbors not only economically and militarily, but also culturally, as they "got familiar with and tried on all the world's and worldwide religions for size."

Temujin

later known as Chinggis Khan (universal ruler)

Principal animals

Horses, camels, goats, sheep, cattle, yaks, and reindeer were the ________ that facilitated the development of pastoral or herding cultures, either individually or in combination.