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Why did the Mongols move around constantly?
Little rain, great temperatures changes and desert-like terrain caused the Mongols to move constantly looking for good pasture land.
A camp where a general lived was called a ___________.
ordu
The Mongols were called the "___ ___ ___ ____".
People of the Felt Tents
Why were the Mongols called the "People of the Felt Tents"?
Because the Mongols lived in round shaped tents called yurts.
Why were the tents round shape?
Because they would stand up to the strong winds of the plains.
What was felt made from?
Animal skins that were waterproof by greasing.
What was the outerlayer of felt of the tent covered with?
A layer of lime to keep the sun reflect off the tent and keep the inside cool.
Why was the doorway of the yurt always facing the south?
To keep the prevailing winds of the northeast out of the tent.
Who did most of the work around the ordu?
The women would take care of most of the work around the ordu.
What two chores did the Mongols not believe in women doing?
Washing dishes or clothes
Were the Mongol women equal with the men?
Women's opinions were valued and they were allowed to ride and shoot bows.
Children learned to ____ before they learned to walk.
ride (horses)
The number of _____ was a sign of a man's wealth and power.
horses
Men spent most of their time ______ or __________.
hunting or fighting
The most common Mongol drink was ________, mare's milk.
kumiss
How did the Mongol spend their leisure time?
Storytelling and music.
One of the oldest Mongol musical instruments is the ______, a long narrow stringed instrument played with a bow.
khil-khuur