Question- What influence did foreigners have on the formation of the Mongol Empire?
Answer- The Mongols welcomed foreigners who included Russians, Arabs, Jews, Genoese and Venetians. Marco Polo was only one of many traders to receive a warm welcome and to work for the Khan. Mongols themselves were not involved in the caravan trade; they encouraged others.
The Aztecs made their capital city Tenochtitlan which was located on an island.
Okay.. so From my knowledge and Google's.. Once Kennedy told Khrushchev that he couldn't let off the missiles, he was trying to make a deal with him so all countries could walk away safely. But Khrushchev declined initially and started to come up with different ways to get around it but once he seen that the only way he could get out of this was if he agreed to stopping the release of the missiles. So go with A.. Because he ultimately agreed and he definitely did not become more powerful
Because compared to previous time periods, now the US actively interfered in what was happening in Europe as well as around other places in the world. This was the main difference that distinguised isolationism from intervention.
