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What role did Russian princes play during the period of the Mongol khanate?
They acted as administrators and collected tribute on behalf of the Mongols.
The Russian princes actively resisted the influence and rule of the Mongols.
They assumed the role of khans and ruled jointly with Mongol leaders.
The Russian princes served as ambassadors to the Ottoman Empire.
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They acted as administrators and collected tribute on behalf of the Mongols.
Explanation: Under the Mongol khanate (the Golden Horde), Russian princes remained local rulers but were subordinate to the khan, required a yarlyk (grant) to rule, and were responsible for collecting and forwarding tribute and maintaining order for the Mongols. Occasional resistance occurred, but their primary role was as tributary administrators rather than as joint rulers, khans, or Ottoman ambassadors.
Explanation: Under the Mongol khanate (the Golden Horde), Russian princes remained local rulers but were subordinate to the khan, required a yarlyk (grant) to rule, and were responsible for collecting and forwarding tribute and maintaining order for the Mongols. Occasional resistance occurred, but their primary role was as tributary administrators rather than as joint rulers, khans, or Ottoman ambassadors.
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