1.For Europeans, the most important consequence of the Mongol conquests was: a. the commercial links it established between Europe and the Far East along the Silk Road.

b. that the Mongol defeats of the Abbasid caliphate removed a major threat to European control of the eastern Mediterranean.

c. that the Mongol conquest of Russia brought Eastern Europe into closer contact with Western Europe.

d. that by destroying Persia, the Mongols extended the life of the Byzantine empire.

A) the commercial links it established between Europe and the Far East along the Silk Road.

Explanation:

The Mongol expansion helped to reestablish the silk route, which made it easier for a Venetian explorer named Marco Polo to have access to the silk route and be the first European to cross that path and open this market between China and Europe. This allowed many trade agreements to be established and many products between the two continents to be sold. In this way we can see that the Mongol invasions on the Asian continent between 1215 and 1360 strengthened the commercial links that it established between Europe and the Far East along the Silk Road.

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