Mongol society was selectively open: it assimilated people who benefited Mongol power, such as scholars, engineers, merchants, and teachers, while killing others.
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Mongol society was selectively open: it assimilated people who benefited Mongol power, such as scholars, engineers, merchants, and teachers, while killing others.
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"Yeah. Yeah. That's right. Yeah. That's right. Yeah. The Mongols... Yeah. Were a very open society. Like, if you had a benefit to their..."
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