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1 Aim: How did the Mongols build their vast empire?
Do Now: 5 MINUTES Complete the following Describe your own personality. Do you think you would be able to lead an entire empire? Why or why not? Describe the personality of someone who would make a good/strong leader.

2 Mongol Empire Vocabulary
Clan – Groups of people made up of a common ancestor Genghis Khan – Supreme ruler of the Mongol clans. A brave warrior & skilled leader whose name means “World Emperor” Pax Mongolia – A long period of peace in Central Asia. Kublai Khan – grandson of Genghis Khan who conquered China, Korea, Tibet & Vietnam

3 http://video. nationalgeographic
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4 Activity Answer the questions that follow in COMPLETE SENTENCES!
We will read The Mongol Conquests together Underline and highlight important information Answer the questions that follow in COMPLETE SENTENCES!

5 Nomads of the Asian Steppe
The Rise of the Mongols The Mongol Empire

6 The Mongol Empire

7 Summary Discuss the impact of interaction between the Mongols and the various cultures that they conquered (there are both positive and negative impacts). This response should be no less that 1 paragraph (5 sentences). You will be asked to read your responses

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