feudal Europe and Mongols

Ruled over Mongolia and territories to east and southeast) went to Kublai, grandson of Genghis. Shifted the political focus to the Yuan Empire he created in China.

• The Domain of the Great Khan

• The Golden Horde

• The Il-khans

• The Chagatai Khanate

In Feudalism the lords divided their lands into estates called__________________

• serfs

• fiefs

• vassals

• Freemen

A disease that killed 30%-50% of the people in Europe during the Middle ages

• The Black death

• The bubonic plague

• The black plague

• all the above

Peasants who lived and worked on the lord’s manor

• Serfs

• Lords

• Nobles

• Freemen

skilled workers who paid rent to nobles and could leave the manor

• Serfs

• Lords

• Nobles

• Freemen

Charlemagne's capital was called what?

• Aachen

• Manorial

• Feudalism

• Pious

Retained control over Russia until mid 1400s Mongols “cut” Russia off from Western Europe, causing Russia to become “backwards” when compared to the rest of Europe, particularly technologically (Missed Renaissance). Infrastructure suffered (roads, bridges, canals) poverty due to high tax burden. Moved capital from Kiev to Moscow

Over time, the Mongols became inhabitants of Russia, in many cases intermarrying and assimilation, converting to Christianity.

• The Domain of the Great Khan

• The Golden Horde

• The Il-khans

• The Chagatai Khanate

Located in Middle East Mongol Khanates converted to Islam Reign lasted into the 1300s or 14th C Later, they were weakened by attacks from their fellow Mongols Facilitated Silk road trade from the Middle East to Europe, Central Asia, and China. Arabic works translated into Latin, Greek, and Chinese.

• The Domain of the Great Khan

• The Golden Horde

• The Il-khans

• The Chagatai Khanate

__________________ is a code of ethics and honor for knights

• Page

• Squire

• Chivalry

• liege

For 2.5 centuries the Jagadai Khanate controlled the Central Asia Silk Roads Converted to Islam Central Asia

• The Domain of the Great Khan

• The Golden Horde

• The Il-khans

• The Chagatai Khanate