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Question 4 • TX-World History Studies A-CR

How did Mongolian rule in Russia differ from Mongolian rule in China?

Answer

In China, the Mongols allowed princes to rule for them. In Russia, the Mongols took over the government.

In China, the Mongols took over the government. In Russia, the Mongols allowed princes to rule for them.

In China, the Mongols declared Christianity as the state religion. In Russia, the Mongols declared Buddhism as the state religion.

In China, the Mongols declared Buddhism as the state religion. In Russia, the Mongols declared Christianity as the state religion.

Explanation

In China, the Mongols established the Yuan dynasty and directly governed the empire. In Russia, they generally ruled indirectly: Russian princes remained in power but had to recognize Mongol authority and pay tribute. So the correct choice is that the Mongols took over the government in China but allowed princes to rule in Russia.

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