Rank the Mongol leaders from least important to most important based upon what you learned in the lesson. Explain the rank of each person and the reason for their ranking.

08.07 Ancient Asia and Africa S.P.R.I.T.E. Template

Answer:

the least important mongol leader was kublai khan

Explanation:

Mongolian warrior-ruler Genghis Khan consolidated nomadic tribes into a unified Mongolia. His troops created the basis for one of the greatest continental empires of all time.

Originally named Temüjin, he fought different rival clans and created a Mongol confederacy, which in 1206 recognized him as Genghis Khan or universal ruler. By that period the united Mongols existed ready to move out beyond the steppe. He adapted his form of warfare. Initially, his troops existed exclusively in the cavalry. Later they undertook the siege of large municipalities, utilizing catapults, ladders, and other equipment and techniques appropriate for capture and destruction. In rarer than 10 years he took over most of northern China. He subsequently battered the Khwarizmi-Shah Dynasty of Central Asia, which existed eventually overthrown by the Mongols in 1231. Genghis Khan exists notorious for slaughtering the entire residents of cities and destroying fields and irrigation methods but was admired for his military brilliance and capability to learn. He died on a military campaign in 1227, and the empire existed separated among his sons and grandsons.

Mongolian warrior-ruler Genghis Khan converged nomadic tribes into a unified Mongolia. His troops formed the foundation for one of the greatest continental kingdoms of all time.

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Which Chinese thinker based his teachings on the idea that people should live in harmony with nature?

A) Confucius

B) Zheng He

C) Chiang Kai-shek

D) Laozi

The campaign biographies below are for two candidates running for seventh-grade class president.

Jacques Sportif is well known to students of Juan Ponce de Leon Middle School as a standout athlete. Although he moved to Centerville less than a year ago, he has already been named captain of the seventh-grade football and baseball teams. But there is more to Jacques than athletics! Jacques is a member of Ponce de Leon's Chess Club and recently placed third in a school-wide tournament. Jacques is surely one of the most popular students at Ponce de Leon. He will make a great seventh-grade class president. Vote for Jacques on Friday!
Abigail Addams has been active in student government since entering Juan Ponce de Leon Middle School at the beginning of sixth grade. She was elected to the sixth-grade Student Council at the beginning of last year and was chosen by the council to fill the vice president's spot when it became vacant halfway through the year. Abigail also served as chairperson of the committee that organized last year's very successful field day. She is liked and respected by all of her teachers and classmates. Abigail is clearly the best candidate for seventh-grade class president. Vote for Abigail on Friday!

Based on the information in the bios, why would Abigail most likely be considered more qualified than Jacques to serve as class president?

A.
Jacques needs to improve his chess skills.
B.
Abigail has more experience in student government.
C.
Abigail has been at the school for more than a year.
D.
Jacques is too busy playing two sports.

What was a major reason Constantinople fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1453?

A.
The city was weak after many years of constant attack.
B.
The city was betrayed after the army changed sides.
C.
The city was betrayed after its ruler accepted a bribe.
D.
The city was weak after suffering an outbreak of plague.

“Hymn to the Aten” and Psalm 104


How is Aten represented physically?


What is the difference between Aten and Ra?


List five (5) adjectives in the poem that describe Aten


Compare stanzas 8 &9 of “Hymn to the Aten” to verses 10-18 of Psalm 104. (How are they similar?)






Compare stanza 3 of “Hymn to the Aten” to verses 19-23 of Psalm 104. (How are they similar?)