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    An American Journey Essay

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    I am ecstatic. After weeks of my relentless begging, my father, Niccolo, and my uncle, Maffeo, have made the decision of bringing me with them on their voyage to meet again with the Great Khan at his summer palace at the far end of the continent of Asia. I am only 17, but I know I am ready. I am told that the journey will take around 3 to 4 years, which sounds like a long time, but I know that, since my father and uncle have already made this voyage, their experiences will help us to learn how to complete the journey safely. My father has asked the new Pope, Pope Gregory X, to send priests with us on our journey, because Kublai Khan has requested them, and Gregory X has appointed two missionaries to accompany us on our journeys. I have heard that we will set sail South from Venice through the Mediterranean. I cannot wait to become an explorer like my father and uncle, and I will write again in here soon. -Marco. My father tells me that we are about half of the way through our journey to Beijing. He and my uncle are both very tired from traveling so much, but I can’t say the same for myself. I absolutely love traveling. All of that time living in Venice, I had no idea about the many great wonders of Asia and the rest of the world. I must describe the places I have seen so far, for they are like nothing that has ever been heard of in Italy: One of the first places we visited was a city in Lesser Armenia by the name of Sebastoz. Castles and fortified palaces lined the skyline…

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    attack clans that enslaved him & one that raid for horses & women  gained dependents; defeat rivals w/n decade • @ kuriltai (all Mongol chieftains meet)  Temujin became Chinggis Khan became khagan (supreme leader) of Mongol tribes  united: plan attack on world • Chinggis Khan’s men trained young to hunt & fight  physical power, mobile, used to killing/death; had lances, hatchets, iron maces, etc.; short bows = strongest w/ accuracy & hit as far as 400 yds • 2/3 horses as remounts; could do…

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    Mongols Dbq Essay

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    Because of his growing reputation, Temujin gained dependents and was able to defeat his rivals within the decade. In 1206, there was a kuriltai, a meeting in which all Mongol khans meet. It was there that it was decided that Temujin become the khagan, or the supreme leader; he became known as Chinggis Khan. As he nited the Mongol tribes, they planned an attack on the world. Horses to Mongols were vital for battle; a young Mongol boy or girl learned how to ride a horse as soon as they could walk.…

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    examination o Law still favored Mongols o Mongol rule in China was very short o In 1368, a rebel force beat the Mongols, and they were sent back to the steppes • Persia and the Mongols o Two invasions occurred against Islamic Persia o One by Chinggis Khan, and the other by Hulegu Khan o The invasions was more destructive than even China and shocked Muslims as they only thought of victory • Russia and the Mongols • The Mongol Empire as a Eurasian Network • Toward a World Economy • Diplomacy on a…

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    down in today’s Hungary, attempted to invade lower Bavaria. A Lombard army under Charles’ son Pippin then marched to the Danube River area and pillaged the Avar encampments(collins pg 92). The spoils of war were sent to Charlemagne at his capital, Aachen, and redistributed to all his followers. The campaigns against the Avars would have continued if the Saxons had not revolted again in 792, breaking seven years of peace. Pippin however, continued to assault the Avars ' strongholds. Soon the Avar…

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