Evaluate the extent to which Mongol cultural practices changed in response to Mongol interactions with conquered peoples in the period circa 1200–1350.

Mongol cultural practices changed when Mongol interactions occur with the conquered peoples because the Mongols adopt the culture of the place which they conquer or where they lived. Most of the Mongols adopt the culture of Muslims because most of the Mongol leaders as well as people accepted Islam. So by living far from their lands and accepting the religion changed cultural practices of Mongol.

annyksl annyksl · Answer 2 · 2021-10-28T16:43:57+02:00

The relations between the Mongols and the conquered peoples, allowed the empire to adopt religious freedom, different works of art, and promote cultural diversity.

We can arrive at this answer because:

The Mongolian empire dominated many different nations.
This domination allowed the Mongolians to interact with different people and end up adopting the customs and concepts of these nations.
This made the Mongolians present different religions, different artistic productions, cultural diversity, and different agricultural and commercial production.
This caused the Mongolian government to create laws that allowed all these differences to be accepted in the empire.

One example of a change the government made was to liberate religious freedom. Moreover, all churches and religious leaders enjoyed the same social and economic benefits.

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