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The Mongols 3-12-13

Nomads of the Asian Steppe Steppe: vast area of dry grassland It stretches across Eurasia It served as a land trade route Home to nomadic people who roamed and conquered areas surrounding them.

Nomadic Way of Life Pastoralists: herded domesticated animals. Constantly on the move searching for pastures to feed their herds. Mostly traveled on horseback . Traveled together in groups called clans. Different clans joined together if large force was needed to attack

Steppe Nomads and Settled Societies Engaged in peaceful trade most of the time If empires were weak and divided powerful nomadic groups attacked.

Rise of the Mongols

Mongols roamed loosely in organized clans. Around 1200 military and political genius unites the Mongols. Genghis Khan which meant “Universal Ruler” united the Mongols.

Genghis the Conqueror Brilliant Organizer- assembled warriors into fighting force Strategist: he used war tricks to confuse the enemy Used cruelty and fear as a weapon: terrified enemies into surrendering.

Mongol Conquests The Mongols began to conquer much of Asia He began with China in 1211 and launched the “campaign of terror” across Central Asia. They destroyed city after city and slaughtered many inhabitants. 1225: Central Asia was under Mongol Control

The Mongol as Rulers Harsh warriors, but were tolerant in peace once land was conquered. Did not impose their beliefs or way of life on conquered people. Adopted cultures of some of the people they ruled. Pax Mongolica: 1200s-1300s period of peace, stability and law and order across Eurasia - allowed for the safe passage of trade, travelers and missionaries.