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The entire Chinese state was ruled by someone not of Chinese ancestry.
Confucianism was fully embraced throughout the Mongol Empire.
There were no rebellions or revolts.
China closed its borders to foreign trade for the next several hundred years.Il-Khanate rulers embraced Islamic culture and civilization.
Intermarriage between Muslims and non-Muslims became illegal.
Muslim subjects were required to adopt the nomadic lifestyle of the Mongols.
Buddhism became the most widely practiced and embraced religion in the Il-Khanate.They intermarried with their subjects.
They required their subjects to adopt traditional Mongol shamanistic beliefs.
They chose to live in the same neighborhoods as the peasants.
They replaced all languages and traditions in their realm with newly developed ones.It declared that seven princes known as electors would select the Holy Roman emperor.
It declared that Holy Roman emperors would be selected by hereditary succession.
It declared that only popes would be eligible to serve as Holy Roman emperors.
It declared that the Holy Roman emperors would be required to reside in Rome.It represented the growing power of secular monarchs and a weakening of papal authority.
It enabled the pope to become the king of France.
It marked a period during which the pope refused to travel to the city of Avignon.
It encouraged many Europeans to abandon Christianity.The method of electing the Holy Roman emperor.
The order of hereditary succession to the position of Holy Roman emperor.
The nature of the Holy Roman emperor’s duty to the pope.
The assessment of taxes in the Holy Roman Empire.the Great Western Schism
the Conciliar Period
the Avignon papacy
the East–West Divisionvolcanic eruptions and changes in the earth’s orbit
overpopulation and the growth of cities
a lack of adequate livestock on farmlands
the encroachment of humans on land in the Arctic