<span>Foremost, the Mongols produced a charismatic leader, Genghis Khan, who united the Mongol tribes in a dream of conquest and expansion.The Mongolian horse, a small and very tough infantry horse which could move very quickly and run long distances. Mongol troops were all horse-mounted and could move very quickly.The Mongol bow was a very small composite bow which could accurately shoot an arrow more than 200 yards. Combined with the fast-moving horse mounted infantry, the Mongols had a great advantage.Mongol tactics focused on speed and mobility. If a city quickly surrendered, they were lenient, but if it resisted, they were ruthless.<span>When necessary, the Mongols were willing to co-opt needed talent. For instance, when they needed to lay siege to a city, they would rely on Chinese siege engineers to lay siege to Baghdad. Compared to the empires they conquered, they weren't racist in how they used people.</span></span>
<span>Brutus thinks Caesar might become a tyrant and even abolish the Senate, or at best have the Senate totally irrelevant. servant to Caesar. Brutus fears that all
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Lyndon Johnson--Lyndon Johnson was the president during the creation of the Great Society programs.
Lyndon Johnson took over after the assassination of JFK. He continued the goals of JFK's administration in providing for the poor. Johnson created the Great Society program which provided housing and medical assistance for the poor as well as beginning welfare programs.
A primary source is one that originates at the time an event is happening, so a primary source essay would be an essay about an account that was written at the time that the event had happened. Here are the steps to writing one:
1. You will first need to do some background reading. When you are doing this background reading pay close attention to the description of the event as well as to the important names, places, and terms.
2. Carefully read and analyze the primary source at least once, if not more.
3. Write the thesis. You will present the main idea (the thesis) followed by the evidence that supports this main idea.
4. Organize an outline. The thesis statement and the outline provide the framework for your essay.
5. <span>Write the essay. </span>
How did Tutankhamen die? What do we know about Tutankhamen's family? What did he accomplish as pharaoh?
