![]() ![]() Next to him were the great nobles, known as dukes, counts, earls.The king was at the head of the feudal regime.How was Feudalism organized in the Middle Ages? Constantinople ceased to be the middle man in the trade between the East and the West.Venice, Genoa, and Pisa emerged as important commercial centers in the Mediterranean region.Increasing demand for products of the East led to the expansion of trade.One of the Seven Wonders of the world is the Great wall of China.During the Chin (Qin) Dynasty, the separate walls were connected and consequently from east to west for about the wall stretched about 5000 kilometers.to protect themselves from enemies of the North. The Great Wall of China was built between the 8th and 7th centuries B.C.Capture of Constantinople – (v) Central Asia.First Shogunate – (iii) City of Arabian Nights.(d) A is correct, R is the correct explanation of A (a) A is correct R is not the correct explanation of A ![]() Reason (R): European Christian pilgrims were denied access to Jerusalem. Reason (R): The earliest Indian inhabitants in China were the followers of BuddhismĪssertion (A): The fall of Jerusalem into the hands of Seljuk Turks led to the Crusades. (iv) Mongols established their rule in China in the name of the Yuan dynastyĪssertion (A): Buddhism went to China from India (iii) Seljuq Turks were a tribe of Tartars. ![]() (ii) Peasant uprisings led to the collapse of the Tang dynasty. (i) Boyang and Changon were built during the Sung dynasty. (iv) Mongols established their rule in China in the name of Yuan dynasty (iii) The leader of Red Turbans was Hung Chao. (ii) Mongol court in China impressed Marco Polo. (i) Mangu Khan was the Governor of China. (iv) Pope Gregory succeeded in making King Henry IV to abdicate the throne by means of Interdict (iii) Crusades weakened the Ottoman Empire (ii) Mongols destroyed the city of Jerusalem (i) ChengizKhan was an intolerant person in religion.
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