AP World Historyeasymcq1 pt
The Pax Mongolica was
A.the Mongol-enforced peace that secured Eurasian trade routes
B.a Mongol legal code banning trade
C.the Mongol navy
D.a Chinese dynasty name
Explanation
Core Concept
Mongol rule suppressed banditry, letting merchants and travelers cross Eurasia more safely.
Correct Answer
Athe Mongol-enforced peace that secured Eurasian trade routes
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