Dbq Mongols

After some time, the impact of the Mongols has created a large background for historical developments. Important exchanges have moved past the Silk Road and global economy has gained significance from the New World. However, one territory that the Mongolian Conquests has influenced in demographics. Central Asia had major changes such as the decline in Indo-Aryan or Indo-European languages. The Turkic population moved across Central Asia during the rise of the conquest. This caused popular cities and their populations to decrease drastically due to migration. This also happened to the Middle East, Europe, and China. These countries lost the ability to control their trade routes after the development of the Silk Road. With this, the rise of Turkic

based dynasties began and the Ottoman Empire. Numerous areas kept a small population for centuries, such as Iran and Iraq, where they once upheld a bigger population and did not get increase until the 20th century. This which meant that these regions turned out to be less important in global affairs, as new powers emerged.
The Mongols were nomadic warriors from Central Asia.

The Mongolian clans were formed in 1206 by their chief, Genghis Khan. Khan started these conquests to take control of Asia. As he conquered each piece of land, he took in many cultural advances such as technology and languages. With that, he spread many cultures around the world and many countries developed from these invasions, some even changed. Some think that the Mongolian Conquests murdered a vast number of people than any war. Furthermore, the conquests have been proposed as starting the spread of the Black Death as known as the bubonic plague. This was seen as strategies and developments of population may have boosted the bacteria to

spread.
The Mongol Conquests are known as the most devastating invasions in global history. There were more notable effects based on the conquests, primarily because it created openings for many regions while other saw their empires collapse. Europe profited from the invasions as it brought down costs in merchandise being traded that started to stream more significantly. Additional information also flowed through Europe that help contribute to eventually launched the Renaissance. Other area, especially in the Middle East, declined political and financial power. Along with this problem, the Mongols caused China’s isolation policies towards the outside world. China viewed Europe and the outside as “uncivilized” and since the invasion was still recent to Chinese rulers, it led to a greater pivot away the rest of the world. This effect is long-term for China because of its economic and political difference.
After the invasion on Europe, explorers were able to move over the Silk Road easier and travel across Eurasia with no barriers.

This is because the Mongols brought the countries together. In addition, Knowledge and wisdom began to spread from Asia to Europe leading to new methods of mathematics, astronomy, and medicine. New banking methods and protection policies, coming from Eurasia, spread into Europe and help establish financing. Essentially, this connected with trade in the Silk Road and Eurasia.
With navigation and ship construction being enhanced, ships were ready to navigate long distance and along open seas. Basically, the thought process of later explorers, such as Christopher Columbus, to achieve the wealth of the east, including India, to reduce costs and profits. The discovery of the New World was affected by the Mongol invasions since it reengaged Europe in trade with the East and prompted explorers wanting to discover new routes to avoid middlemen on the way to their destinations.
Goods such as pepper, ginger and other spices were introduced to Europe more prominent rates. Cost for items dropped as authorities competed for taxes collected along Silk Road. Traders saw potential to benefit other countries such as China and India if the travel time and distance was cut down. Gun-making also was introduced to Europe and other regions during the Mongol’s

invasion.
During the Mongol’s Conquests, neighboring nations had already been uncooperative with each other went into a state of “Pax Mongolica”. This term is used to describe the peace that took placed between the countries. This peace allowed for past exchange routes between Europe and Asia, or Eurasia, which was formally called the Silk Road, to be revived. Monks, teachers, and researched travelled across the road to work in other countries as well. This encouraged the exchange of knowledge that would have been impossible to form before these invasions.
In result of the Mongol Conquest, international trade was born. It also formed the unification of present day Russia. Merchants from the Middle East and Asia waited from valuable goods such as tea, spices, Asian artworks, etc. The Mongols opened several doors for all religions as well. They helped connected Europe and Asia and introduced an era of expanded contacts amongst East and West. Each side exchanged cultures from East to West and vice versa. Once the Mongols had accomplished solidness and request in their newly acquired spaces.