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Steppe peoples and agricultural empires have historically been in structural conflict, with China and Persia building walls and fortifications against them.
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Agricultural Empires
Steppe peoples and agricultural empires have historically been in structural conflict, with China and Persia building walls and fortifications against them.
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After the Mongols and Timur, gunpowder, technology, and mass armies allowed agricultural empires, especially Russia, to repel and then colonize the steppes.
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"...people of the steppes have always been in conflict with the agricultural empires. So... In response, the agricultural empires, China and the Persians, they..."
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"...the last great conqueror from the steppes. After Timur Lane. The agricultural empires will develop the technology. To repel the steppe invasion. The invaders...."
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"...the world, okay? They could come in and conquer all the agricultural empires. This will include the Yamnaya, which we talked about, but it'll..."
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"...I said last class is the steppe people are always invading agricultural empires. So the Turks, they are based in Central Asia. And then..."
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"...a response, okay? So even though the steppe people and their agricultural empires have always been in conflict, the Mongols have had a unique..."
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"...Western steppes is it will slowly acclimatize itself to the surrounding agricultural empires. And slowly, the... Western steppes will become integrated into the agricultural......"
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"...successful iteration of the steppe people. And their conflicts with the agricultural empires. So the Mongol Empire is the second largest empire ever in..."
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