During the 13th and 14th centuries, the Mongol Empire

A) ceased to be a significant factor in the Eurasian trading network.

B) found little use in regulating trade between Asia and the Mediterranean.

C) provided safety and security to the trading network between Asia and the Mediterranean Sea.

D) used intimidation, terror, and brutality to effectively stop trade along most of the Silk Roads.

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Jesse Nicholson

14 July, 06:35

During the 13th and 14th centuries, the Mongol Empire

A) ceased to be a significant factor in the Eurasian trading network.

B) found little use in regulating trade between Asia and the Mediterranean.

C) provided safety and security to the trading network between Asia and the Mediterranean Sea.

D) used intimidation, terror, and brutality to effectively stop trade along most of the Silk Roads.

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Elijah Ball · Answer 1

During the 13th and 14th centuries, the Mongol empire provided safety and security to the trading network between Asia and the Mediterranean Sea. This place was also called the Silk Roads; also due to the fact what was being transported at the time.