Question

12 multiple choice 1 point although the outer city of bukhara quickly fell to the mongol assault, the inner fortress—the citadel—held fast. what tactic did the mongols use to storm the citadel? they used a flammable liquid to set the city afire and to burn the defenders out. they hurled rotting animal carcasses over the citadel walls to spread disease. they bribed a guard to open a small gate to allow in the mongol force. they used the city residents as human shields whose bodies filled the moat. 13 multiple choice 1 point the persian historian juvainis account of the mongol conquest of bukhara (source 4.3) emphasizes which of the following? the mongols lack of respect for islam the mongols kindness and generosity the mongols intellectual sophistication the mongols unbridled savagery

Explanation:

1. In historical accounts of Mongol military tactics, using flammable liquids to set cities ablaze and drive out defenders was a common strategy. There is no evidence in general knowledge or the given text for the other options.
2. The text describes Chingis - Khan's actions such as asking if the mosque was the sultan's palace, using Quran - holding cases as mangers for horses, and trampling the Quran, which all indicate a lack of respect for Islam.

Answer:

1. They used a flammable liquid to set the city afire and to burn the defenders out.
2. The Mongols' lack of respect for Islam