Question

10 multiple choice 1 point which of the following describes khubilai khan as shown in mughal artwork (source 4.2c)? a wise administrator and king a powerful warrior and hunter an old and friendly sovereign a youthful and impatient prince instructions literate members of societies conquered by the mongols sometimes expressed their understanding of these dramatic events in writing. among the most well - known was the thirteenth - century persian historian juvaini, himself a high official in the mongol government ruling his persian homeland. he composed an account of the creation of the mongol empire titled the history of the world conqueror. in this excerpt from that work, he describes the mongol conquest of the city of bukhara, a major commercial and intellectual center of the persian islamic world located in what is now uzbekistan. source 4.3 a persian view of the conquest of bukhara juvaini | the history of the world conqueror | 1219 chinggis khans troops were more numerous than ants or locusts, being in their multitude beyond estimation or computation... when our forces reached the banks of the oxus, the patrols and advance parties of the mongol army fell upon them and left no trace of them. 11 multiple choice 1 point in describing the mongol conquest, persian historian juvaini (source 4.3) inserts a subtle moral message to muslim readers by writing that the mongols showed great reverence for holy sites and religious texts. used towers and battering rams to break down the defenses. spared only female residents to serve as dancing girls. claimed to be a punishment of god for the sins of the city.

Explanation:

For question 10, Mughal artwork often portrays Khublai Khan as a powerful warrior and hunter, emphasizing his martial - like prowess. For question 11, Juvaini, in his description of the Mongol conquest, inserted a moral message to Muslim readers by suggesting that the Mongols were a punishment from God for the sins of the city.

Answer:

1. B. A powerful warrior and hunter
2. D. claimed to be a punishment of God for the sins of the city