B. He conquered the last of the Song Dynasty and brought China under Mongol rule.
Explanation:
Kublai Khan is one of the best known Mongol rulers, both for good and for bad. He was the grandson of Genghis Khan, and unlike his grandfather and father, he ruled in a manner that promoted tolerance among the different groups of people. One of the things by which Kublai Khan is best known is that he was the first Mongol to conquer and rule all of China.
Kublai Khan managed to conquer the last independent Chinese state, the Song Dynasty, incorporated it into the Mongol Empire, and formed the Yuan Dynasty. While this was seen as a great success and promised a long lasting and powerful empire, Kublai Khan also made some mistakes (mostly military ones) that actually started off the decline of the empire.
Answer:
the guy with the blue blanket thing around him and crouching?
Explanation:
There are many ways
the policies and achievements of Muhammad's successors helped the Arab world.
One of the main achievement was to unite the Arab under one flag instead of
various tribes and communities, as the successors of Muhammad used the term
"Khalifa" which was considered a unanimous leader of all the Muslims
thus any territory that came under Islamic rule or any people who accepted
Islam were united behind "Khlifa" instead of various leaders and
tribal heads.<span>
As there was a central system established in that time of
succession, more focus was placed on developmental structures. For example in
the time of Umar, the second successor various facilities were built for the travelers
and those out on the road.
<span>Trade and commerce evolved due to peace and stability
provided by the central government as opposed to earlier times when caravans
were looted in other tribal territories. </span></span>
Answer:
Though his birthplace is in dispute, he considered himself a South Carolina native. His father died before his birth and Andrew's mother and her three small boys moved in with her Crawford relatives. Jackson attended local schools, receiving an elementary education and perhaps a smattering of higher learning
