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Ultimately the Mongol forces were more beneficial than destructive to Western Europe. So are explaining why the Mongols were not the worst thing to happen to us.

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How did Europe recover after the Mongol Empire Fell?

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How did Europe recover after the Mongol Empire Fell?

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The Mongol's introduced Europe to new technologies, crops, and knowledge from a wider world. When the Mongolian Empire fell letting Europe reap the benefits of the new technologies without the Mongols interfering, making Europe more powerful, leading them to rise to prominence in the centuries to follow.

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How did the Mongols benefit Europe Economically?

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How did the Mongols benefit Europe Economically?

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The Mongols provided European merchants with the ability of trade across the Mongol empire. This trade provided Europe new consumer goods, agriculture, weapons, and medical science.

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How did the Mongols benefit Europe by enabling your people to travel and write about those travels like never before? (Marco Polo)

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How did the Mongols benefit Europe by enabling your people to travel and write about those travels like never before? (Marco Polo)

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It enabled us with safe passage across the Mongolian empire without fear of thieves any other sort of danger along the way. Kublai Khan  for example, requested of documents from the pope as well as holy oil from Marco Polo, and with the Khans permission he was allowed safe passage through the empire

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Proof of the Mongols being a negative force

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Proof of the Mongols being a negative force

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" Black Death. Originating most likely in China, the bacteria responsible for the disease, known as Yersinia pestis, spread across the trade routes of the Mongol Empire in the early fourteenth century " (Robert W. Strayer, The Plague: An Afro Eurasian Pandemic, 10/13/21) This quote supports the argument that the Mongols had a negative impact on the European world and its people. since through the trading routes china carried diseases back and forth with them to Europe and back. which then caused 25 million casualties to Europe.