Mongolian Revolution 1911-21 - 3 Minute History

The video explores the history of Mongolia from the unification of Mongol groups to the influence of the Qing Dynasty. It covers the 19th-century struggles with Han Chinese settlement and economic challenges. The early 20th century saw Mongolia's declaration of independence, influenced by Russian and Chinese politics. The Russian Civil War and subsequent political shifts led to increased Soviet influence, culminating in Mongolia becoming a Soviet puppet state under Stalin's policies.

What was the main consequence of the Qing Dynasty's invasion of Mongolian territories?

• Mongolia became a unified empire.

• Mongolia expanded its territory.

• Mongolian lands were divided and given autonomy.

• Mongolia formed an alliance with Japan.

How did Russian expansion influence Mongolian policies in the early 20th century?

• It had no impact on Mongolia.

• It caused Mongolia to declare war on Russia.

• It resulted in Mongolia becoming a part of the Russian Empire.

• It led to the colonization of Mongolia by the Qing Dynasty.

What was the outcome of the Mongolian People's Party's rise to power in 1924?

• Mongolia became a monarchy.

• Mongolia joined the League of Nations.

• Mongolia declared full independence.

• Mongolia was annexed by China.

Who was dubbed the 'Mongolian Stalin' during the 1930s?

• Supetar

• Roman von Ungern Sternberg

• Troy Barsan

• Bogda Khan

What was the main reason for the Chinese claim over Mongolia for decades?

• Mongolia's strategic location.

• Mongolia's rich natural resources.

• Mongolia's alliance with Japan.

• Historical ties and previous control.