Which of these describes the most significant long-term impact of the Mongol Empire between 1100-1400?
Mongol religious beliefs became an integral part of South Asia as missionaries
traveled across the Silk Roads into India.
The Mongol unification of Asia reestablished trans-regional trade between
Europe and Asia by making travel safer and easier along the Silk Roads.
The Mongol government employed educated bureaucrats to manage
government affairs, influencing the Chinese to operate a similar political system.
Mongol political policy dictated that no non-Mongols were allowed to serve in
any government positions, eliminating ethnic interactions during their rule.