Question

Many historians have accused Chinggis Khan and the Mongols of being murderous barbarians who did nothing more than wreak havoc and destruction on the civilizations with which they came into contact. Would you consider them guilty or not guilty of this charge? Why or why not?

Answer 1

I would consider them guilty because they killed as many people a 40 million.

Step-by-step explanation:

• I blame them because they killed 40 million people. During the Mongol invasion, about 40 million people died. The Mongol army destroyed hundreds of cities and villages and even killed millions of people, women and children.
• The Mongol invasion caused an unprecedented large population displacement. It caused panic and panic among the people. The Mongols also waged biological wars by bringing diseases to the cities (Jackson, 2017).
• They set fire to people’s farms, tried to seize Ganga Island and people starved to death. He tried to drain the rivers from the cities and bring the sick to the city to infect the people. He accidentally spread the Black Death to Europe through trade and attacks (Jackson, 2018).