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WHAP MIDTERM LEQ 3

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INTRO
The Mongols left a lasting imprint on most of Eurasia,; it specifically varied concerning Russian and China.
SIM overthrown by unsatisfied citizens
DIFF dynasty vs Russian/ indirect rule
BODY 1: TOPIC
Mongol imprints in both Russia and China are similar in that both were overthrown by revolts led by unhappy citizens.
BODY 1: EVIDENCE RUS
an anti mongol coalition began because mongols were sick of tribute (Russia bad at uniting citizens)
BODY 1: EVIDENCE CHINA
Yuan dynasty; failed recent attempts at conquering; white lotus society began organizing an end; peasant revolt ended it
BODY 1: SUPEREVIDENCE
battle of kulikovo in russian moscow coalition defeated golden horde; mongol influence declined
BODY 1: DESCRIBE S
this is a similarity because both mongol rules produced citizen unhappiness and made those who were unhappy revolt.
BODY 1: EXPLAIN REASONS
This happened because the Chinese and the Russians were sick of mongol rule; expansion had stopped, and both groups noticed weakness.
BODY 2: TOPIC
A difference in mongol imprints in russia and china is that, in china a dynasty was created adhering to chinese tradition, while indirect rule was utilized in russia
BODY 2: EVIDENCE RUS
worked through existing rulers; didn't want to live in forest; tribute system/ russian local leaders ruled
BODY 2: EVIDENCE CHINA
Kublai Khan established yuan dynasty; helped oppressed groups (buddhists and daoists) , also provided mongol protection
BODY 2: SUPEREVIDENCE
marco polo visited china and reported back on wealth, wonders, size-- kublai khan= successful
BODY 2: DESCRIBE D
this is a difference because russia's rule was indirect and decentralized, while china was centralized and created a dynasty-- the complete opposite
BODY 2: EXPLAIN REASONS
this occurred because kublai khan became interested in chinese tradition and culture and aspired towards a dynasty, while mongols in russia were motivated by having a place to live and tribute
SYNTHESIS
hulegu (the third grandson of genghis khan)'s il khanate with southwest asia is similar to russia in that it uses indirect rule, tax collection for tribute, and it let the local leaders rule
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