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You should now be familiar with the Mongol Empire! Now it is time to show off what you have learned.
Step #1:
Your job is to interview one of the following key figures:
• Genghis Khan
• Kublai Khan
• Marco Polo
Step #2:
Once you have chosen your key figure to interview you must design four questions to ask your key figure. You can either
create your own four unique questions to ask or you can choose four from the following suggested questions.
Here are some possible questions that you might ask:
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