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Do Now Get out your notebooks Also make a new section titled “The Mongols”

The Mongols: A Brief History

How does the Mongol Empire Stack up to other great empires?

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The Mongols A confederation of people. The various ethnic groups that compose the Mongols lived north of China for millennia.

Genghis Khan Also known as Chinggis Khan Unified the Mongol peoples Launched a series of conquests

Mongol Conquest: 1206-1279

Mongol Conquests The Mongols conquer: China Tibet Khwarezmia Persia Mesopotamia Eastern Europe All of Central Asia

Mongol Armies Extremely successful Undefeated from 1206-1260 By 1270, they could be found from Poland to Japan to Egypt to Vietnam

Questions about the Mongols: How did a small group of people manage to conquer almost all of Asia? How did the Mongol Empire affect regions it conquered? We will be looking towards both with a Webquest today.

Task: Choose a partner or trio Take a laptop and head to the website identified on the webquest (is hyperlinked on Mr Best’s site) Follow the directions on the webquest worksheet.