During Pax Mongolica, why were traders and travelers treated as they were?

A) As intruders in the land, they were escorted out quickly to keep the peace.

B) As deliverers of both news and goods not produced in the region, they were seen as important to the economy of the region.

C) They were typically robbed and left to the elements.

D) There were only a few cases of successful trade transactions during Pax Mongolica.

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Essence Gibbs

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4 June, 22:01

During Pax Mongolica, why were traders and travelers treated as they were?

A) As intruders in the land, they were escorted out quickly to keep the peace.

B) As deliverers of both news and goods not produced in the region, they were seen as important to the economy of the region.

C) They were typically robbed and left to the elements.

D) There were only a few cases of successful trade transactions during Pax Mongolica.

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Maximus Kemp · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. During Pax Mongolica, traders and travelers were treated as they were because as deliverers of both news and goods not produced in the region, they were seen as important to the economy of the region. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.