During the Yuan Dynasty, different laws and taxes were established to keep the Mongols and Chinese separated, and Mongols were highly discouraged from interacting with the Chinese.

a) true

b) false

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Mason Goodman

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2 July, 15:57

During the Yuan Dynasty, different laws and taxes were established to keep the Mongols and Chinese separated, and Mongols were highly discouraged from interacting with the Chinese.

a) true

b) false

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Christine Morrison · Answer 1

The answer is true.

Explanation:

In the days of Yuan's royalty, different laws and taxes were created to make the partnership between the Chinese and the Chinese, and the Mong was very vulnerable to interference with the Chinese.

Mustache · Answer 2

Answer: A. True

Explanation: Despite policies of toleration and use of Chinese in the government of Kublai Khan, the Mongols did not want to become Chinese, they kept separate from the Chinese they ruled clinging to their own culture and values, celebrating their traditional festivals and enjoying their feasts. In the system of tax collection the people did not pay to local collectors but to a central system.

During the Yuan Dynasty, different laws and taxes were established to keep the Mongols and Chinese separated, and Mongols were highly discouraged from interacting with the Chinese.a) trueb) false

During the Yuan Dynasty, different laws and taxes were established to keep the Mongols and Chinese separated, and Mongols were highly discouraged from interacting with the Chinese.

a) true

b) false