1 In what manner did the Mongols gain power?

2 How did the Mongols manage to control China's government?

3 Explain the Mongol policy toward trade and foreign contracts.

4 Why do you think K. Khan didn't want Chinese people filling important government jobs?

5 Was Mongol rule good or bad for China? State your reasoning.

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22-04-2016
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1 In what manner did the Mongols gain power?

2 How did the Mongols manage to control China's government?

3 Explain the Mongol policy toward trade and foreign contracts.

4 Why do you think K. Khan didn't want Chinese people filling important government jobs?

5 Was Mongol rule good or bad for China? State your reasoning.

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The Mongols mainly controlled China through battles with other powers. The Mongols invaded other countries and nations as well. The Mongols were also able to extend trade the west and east of China, something China couldn't really manage before. K. Khan believed that the Chinese people might try to overthrow him or seize his power, something he couldn't have. The Mongol rule was a double-edged sword for China as it extended China's trade, resources, and strength but it also near the end of the Mongol empire caused a civil war between Khan's descendants.