Positive And Negative Effects Of The Mongols

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An introduction to the Mongols, the Mongols were a fierce tribe that was believed to take lives of innocent people. They were also lived on horseback, their religion could not be alive without the use of the horse. Similarly, the impact that was left behind from the Mongols, had both a positive and negative impact on the world. Though the Mongols had left some terrible impacts on the world. There have been a few positive things that came from them. During the conquests of the Mongols, several good things had happened. Several religions had spread throughout vast areas of the world. The Great Canal had been expanded to increase trade. And once captive slaves were able to be free. On source three religion, the first paragraph, it states that “Genghis Khan was known for his tolerance of other religions. …show more content…

Since people had probably expected him as other tribes that forced a certain religion on someone. With that, several different efficiencies may convert to the Mongol way of life knowing that, they would be in a good place if they stayed under their leader's control. Another piece of text comes from source five, second paragraph, it states that “Although captive artisans often remained in their master’s hands for the rest of their lives, some gained their freedom and married locally, and some eventually returned to their homelands. The movement of people also resulted in diffusion, by the exchange of goods, ideas, and styles, and infrequent and widespread contact between people of widely different cultural goods,

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