What does the term 'The Golden Horde' refer to?
Correct answer: A. Part of the Mongol Empire
- A. Part of the Mongol Empire
- B. Gold taken by Spain from the New World
- C. An area in Mexico once ruled by the Aztecs
- D. Napoleon's conquest of Egypt
Explanation
The Golden Horde was the Mongol khanate that ruled much of the western steppe and parts of Eastern Europe after the division of the Mongol Empire. It was unrelated to Spanish American treasure or Napoleon's Egyptian campaign.
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