Which of the following best summarizes the effects of Mongol invasions on the Islamic world? Mongols destroyed the Islamic faith while they controlled the Islamic world, but were soon destroyed themselves by the rise of
the Ottoman Turks
Mongols captured Baghdad and ended Seljuk Turk rule. Their control fell apart because they could not rule the distant region,
allowing the Ottoman Turks to come to power.
Mongols controlled much of the Islamic region and were converted to Islam while they were in power. They left because the Seljuk
Turks became powerful.
Mongols were more interested in India and the spice trade than in the Islamic world, so they left Baghdad and moved eastward to
control South Asia.