Question

How did the Mongolian conquest of Persia affect that region’s culture?

Answer 1

The correct answer is B) The Mongolian conquest of Persia ended a golden age, which was a peak period of Islamic literature, philosophy, medicine, and art.

The Mongolian conquest of Persia affected that region’s culture in that the Mongolian conquest of Persia ended a golden age, which was a peak period of Islamic literature, philosophy, medicine, and art.

Drom 1260 to 1300, the Mongols impressive army invaded and conquered big portions of the Middle East, then known as Persia: Parts of Syria, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, and Gaza. One important battle was the siege of Baghdad in 1258, that ended a golden age, which was a peak period of Islamic literature, philosophy, medicine, and art.

Answer 2

The correct answer is - B. The Mongolian conquest of Persia ended a golden age, which was a peak period of Islamic literature, philosophy, medicine, and art.

The Mongols conquered Persia and destroyed lot of cities, killed lot of people, and put end to the Islamic Caliphates, though it has to be said that the Mongols were actually provoked, and initially were not the ones that were seeking war.

By conquering the region, the Mongols put an end to the so called Islamic Golden Age, when the Islamic literature, philosophy, art, medicine, culture as a whole, was at its peak. Unfortunately, even after the Mongols left, the Muslim countries never got back to their glorious and forward thinking ways, and the reason for that is that some of the most influential Islamic scholars declared the math as a work of the devil, which pretty much cut all further development in the Middle Ages, and still has big negative effects in the present.