Positive And Negative Impacts Of The Mongols

He exemplified the ways of both a hero and a villain. However, it is my opinion that he is a villain. I believe this because he could be an extremely violent leader and because he never fully reigned over one of the places he conquered/ruled. He is a villain because he murdered thousands of people and soldiers from different nations. Alexander tortured many of his victims and then he killed them.

The ruler of this empire was Genghis Khan, who along with his descendants expanded the Mongol Empire to include lands from Eastern Asia to Eastern Europe. This is due to the fact that the Mongols were merciless and highly successful in their mostly unstoppable invasions. During the period between 1206CE

The Mongol Empire lasted for more than a hundred years, and throughout their reign, they left lasting impressions on Europe and Asia. Their conquests left millions dead, yet they changed much in the regions which they conquered. Their rule enabled the unification of the Mongol tribes, cultural progression in the Middle East, and innovations in multiple fields in China. Throughout their reign, the Mongols left three clear principal legacies: innovation throughout their empire, increased cultural contact, and a lasting environmental benefit. Principal legacy is the lasting imprint a being or object makes on a large scale.

His responsibility for many deaths, his wanting of unfair wars, the unjust laws all clearly imply that Asoka is a Ruthless Conqueror. To start, Asoka’s responsibility for taking innocent lives of civilians and soldiers was merciless. The map of Document A, Asoka’s empire, shows the area Ashoka had ruled before the conquest and what Kalinga had owned. Asoka’s land is probably around 10 times bigger than Kalinga’s land area. He had more power and better soldiers which killed civilians and soldiers of Kalinga.

3).That was pretty brutal but on a side note the empire of Genghis Khan was more than double the size of Alexander the Greats land. The next closest to how much land Genghis had taken was Alexander the Great. In battle they tended to be a little harsh, like if a group small group that is smaller than 10 do something and the others in that group of 10 don’t join in then the group would all be killed (Doc. 2). From this you learn that the mongols really believed that teamwork was necessary in battle, (all for one and one for all).

One of the reasons is that Beowulf always acts decisively and courageously to combat evil, and he is also noble in his actions. He knows how to create peace as well as to wage war. In addition, Beowulf is also generous because when Beowulf arrives back to his homeland. He is carrying many riches from his battles against evil in Hrothgar’s land. He goes and talks to his king, whereupon he gives all of it to him and the queen, even a prized golden collar.

The Mongolian Empire existed during the 13th and 14th centuries, the Empire is known today as one of the largest land mass empire ever in history known to man. The Mongolian empire originated in central Asia and with time covered from the Sea of Japan to Eastern Europe. The key factor, which focused on the formation of the Mongol empire, was the unification of the nomadic Mongolian tribes under Genghis Kahn. While the key factors of expansion was the Composite bow and their use of horses, their military power and their use of other nations engineers during sieges. All of these factors played a key part in creating one of the biggest empires known to men.

When the men were needed they used their years of practice to prove their skills as a fighter and destroyed the army they faced. The Phalanx The ancient Greeks perfected a battle tactic that crushed its enemy. This tactic is called the phalanx. During the attack the soldiers would lock shields and raise their long spears above the shields and skewer their

Being good in battle was looked at very highly and was well respected in the Middle Ages. Germanic tribes introduced new ways of fighting. One way of fighting they introduced was fighting on horseback. This allowed them to take on their enemies faster and more efficiently. This was a very important step in the ways of fighting a battle.

These people ranged from his own army officers to the countries peasants. Stalin knew that mixed in with his followers were people who could turn against him at any time. To pick those people out, he set up fake organizations that were told to help topple the government. In over a thirty year time period, Stalin killed about ten million people. In 1936 Joseph Stalin produced a new constitution for the Soviet Union.