Which statement best explains the differences between Mongol and American Indian trade? Mongols dominated Asian overland trade, while American Indians dominated only smaller regions. Mongols used their empire to control trade, while American Indians did not create empires. American Indians used regional trading networks, while Mongols focused on long-distance trade. American Indians’ trade was essential to their survival, while Mongols traded mainly luxury goods.

B. Mongols used their empire to control trade, while American Indians did not create empires.

Explanation:

This is a fact. The main and most important effect of the Mongol Empire on the Silk Roads was how much safer it became and that was all a result of the Mongol imperial rule in Asia at the time. Basically, the Mongols used their power to facilitate trade along the Silk Roads and the American Indians relied on a close-knit regional trading system.

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