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1 Yuan and Ming Dynasties (p. 180-182) Cornell Notes
1. Who were the Mongols? 2. What did Genghis Khan do? 3. What did Kublai Khan do? 4. How was Mongol culture different than Chinese? What happened when the cultures met? 5. What did Mongols do with heavy taxes collected? 6. How did Mongols help trade and international relations? 7. What did they do to Japan? How did the dynasty end? What did Zheng he do? What was the Forbidden City? How did the Ming dynasty rule? Was isolationism good for the Ming Dynasty? Explain. Don’t forget summary

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