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Ibn Battuta World in 1400

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What is the name of the beautiful, northern Italian city that used canals as

roads and that was home to the Polo family?

Venice

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How did Kublai Khan show Marcohe was impressed with him?

Made him a member of his court

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What city did Ibn Battuta make a pilgrimage to, which

began his journey of exploration?

Mecca

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Which explorer’s journey had the least impact

on future exploration?

Leif Ericsson

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Which Polos traveled to Turkey and China between the years

1254 and 1269 before returning to Venice?

Niccolo and his brother Maffeo

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How did the Polos finally leaveChina?

They agreed to escort a Chinese princess to Persia to be maried

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What was the farthest south Ibn Battuta travelled

and what was the farthest north?

South: island of Kilwa North: Mongol camp in Russia

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Who were the only people to know of

Leif Ericsson’s journeys to North America until

modern times?

Vikings (Norsemen)

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After returning to Venice and taking Marco with them, what

route did the Polos take to travel across Asia?

Silk Road

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What did Marco do that influenced later explorers

such as ChristopherColumbus?

Wrote a book of his travels

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In which country did Ibn Battuta stop for 8 years to be a

judge in the court of its ruler?

India

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Whose book of travels was well known in the

Muslim world?

Ibn Battuta

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Mongols

What people kept the SilkRoad safe for merchants?

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How is silk made?

By pulling silk threads from the cocoons of silkworms

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Why didn’t Ibn Battuta think highly of China?

1. No Muslims 2. Hard time understanding customs

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Which explorer was influenced by the travels of Marco Polo?

Christopher Columbus

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What was the name of the emperor who welcomed the

Polos to China?

Kublai Khan

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What led to the Silk Road being abandoned?

Fighting between Muslims & Christians led to the destruction of cities along Silk Road

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What did the King of Morocco order Ibn Battuta to do?

Write a book of his travels

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How do we know Christopher Columbus was influenced by and earlier explorer?

He made notes in margins of Marco Polo’s book


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