The invasion of the Mongols was significant. How did it lead to the advancement of the Ottomans and Safavids? They brought with them horses, which were used for riding during warfare. They brought with them new foods, which allowed for stronger and better health. They brought with them firepower and arms, which made them superior to all enemies. They brought with them diseases, which could be used in biological warfare.

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Coby Thornton

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27 April, 04:55

The invasion of the Mongols was significant. How did it lead to the advancement of the Ottomans and Safavids? They brought with them horses, which were used for riding during warfare. They brought with them new foods, which allowed for stronger and better health. They brought with them firepower and arms, which made them superior to all enemies. They brought with them diseases, which could be used in biological warfare.

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Skylar Bailey · Answer 1

It cleared the way for both empires to the control. The Mongols conquered the land and moved on, rarely keeping it occupied. That made it easy for the other two empires to invade and claim it