How did the Mongols change China and how did China change the Mongols?

Answer 1

When the Mongols took over a place, they normally did not change their way of life. Their main goal was to conquer land. They had great religious tolerance, but they didn't know how to really control a government. Though when they took over China, which was divided into three states (Tanggut, Jin, & Song), they united these states. The merchant economy flourished. Technology also continued to advance.

Answer 2

Because the Mongols were a nomadic people, they facilitated cultural diffusion in China, a traditionally isolated society. Also, the Yuan Dynasty in China was made up of Mongols, and ruled for a long time. The Mongols took over the government, but they left many Chinese people in positions of authority and left the civil service exams intact; however, resentment of Mongol rule increased the distrust of foreigners in China.

Answer 3

They attacked china. they were very strong. they burnt down villages and killed anyone that was in their way. they were from Japan and wanted the Chinese empire to fall.

Answer 4

The Chinese and Mongol friendships were discouraged and marriage was forbidden Chinese also held limited power and non Chinese help higher status also trade increased

Answer 5

The Mongols enforced strict racial divisions on the Chinese population.

Answer 6

They were united