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Reflection: Yes, the Mongol Empire still affects the world. It connected East and West, boosted trade, and spread ideas like gunpowder and paper money that changed history.

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Political:

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Korean prince marries in to the Mongol royal family

Russian princes overthrown by mongols and pay tribute to the Golden Horde

Economic:

The Silk Road

Technological:

Gunpowder from China

Compass from China

Cultural:

Islam from the Abbasids

Buddhism from China

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Technology (from China to the Middle East and Europe)

- Gunpowder helped make new weapons like guns and cannons

- Compass helped people travel and explore safely

- Printing made books easier to copy and share ideas

Culture (from China to Asia and the Middle East)

- Religion was accepted by the Mongols, so people lived together more peacefully

- The Yuan Dynasty in China became a model for ruling other places

Economy (from China to the Middle East, Europe, and Asia)

- Trade of silk, spices, and other goods grew between East and West

- Paper money made buying and selling easier

Politics (from China to the whole empire)

- The way Mongols ruled in China was used in other parts of the empire too

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BLUE: Technological Innovations

PURPLE: Cultural Exchanges

GREEN: Economical Changes

ORANGE: Political / Social Shifts

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Technological innovation:They came close to uniting Eurasia into a world empire, and in so doing they spread throughout it technologies like paper, gunpowder, paper money, or the compass – and trousers.

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East Asia (China )

• Tech: Gunpowder weapons became more widespread.

• Culture: Buddhism and Confucianism coexisted.

• Economy: Revived Silk Road trade routes.

• Politics: Yuan Dynasty formed in China under Kublai Khan.

Central Asia

• Tech: Horse-riding and archery tactics refined.

• Culture: Cultural melting pot due to trade caravans.

• Economy: Central cities like Samarkand grew rich from trade.

• Politics: Regional khanates established.

Middle East

• Tech: Spread of Chinese inventions like papermaking.

• Culture: Islamic culture was preserved, some cities destroyed (e.g., Baghdad).

• Economy: New trade networks built.

• Politics: Mongols adopted Islam and governed through local leaders.

Eastern Europe

• Tech: Siege warfare innovations.

• Culture: Eastern Orthodox Christianity endured.

• Economy: Tribute system placed on Russian states.

• Politics: Rise of Moscow under Mongol rule.

1. From China to Eastern Europe

“Siege warfare innovations”

The Mongols introduced advanced siege techniques, including catapults and gunpowder-based weapons, into Europe.

2. From China to Eastern Europe

“Tribute system placed on Russian states”

Mongols forced Russian principalities to pay regular tribute, which shaped Russian politics for centuries.

3. From China to East Asia

“Eastern Orthodox Christianity endured”

Despite Mongol control, local religions like Eastern Orthodoxy continued to thrive in conquered areas.

4. From China to East Asia

“Yuan Dynasty under Kublai Khan”

In China, Kublai Khan established the Yuan Dynasty, blending Mongol and Chinese traditions.

5. From China to Central Asia

“Spread of Chinese inventions like papermaking”

The Mongols facilitated the westward spread of Chinese technologies such as papermaking and printing.

6. From Central Asia to East Asia

“Central cities like Samarkand grew rich from trade”

Cities along the Silk Road flourished as trade hubs under Mongol protection.

7. From East Asia to Middle East

“New trade networks built”

The Mongols built secure trade routes from China to the Middle East, boosting cross-continental commerce.

8. From China to Middle East

“Mongols adopted Islam and governed through local leaders”

In Muslim regions, Mongols embraced Islam and ruled using local Islamic administrative systems.

9. From Central Asia to Middle East

“Central cities like Samarkand grew rich from trade”

Samarkand and other cities prospered as central trading hubs.

10. From Central Asia to East Asia

“Cultural melting pot due to trade caravans”

People from many cultures met and exchanged ideas through caravan trade routes.

11. From Central Asia to Eastern Europe

“Revived Silk Road trade routes”

The Mongols reopened and protected the Silk Road, revitalizing long-distance trade.

12. From Central Asia to Eastern Europe

“Horse-riding and archery tactics redefined warfare”

Mongol military tactics transformed how wars were fought in Eurasia.

"Do you think the Mongol Empire’s influence still affects the world today? Why or why not?"

Yes, the mongol empire still influences the world today through its lasting impact on trade, culture, and the spread of ideas. The mongols connected East and West through the Silk Road, allowing exchanges of culture and shaping around the world trade networks, which continue to affect economies and cultures.