The invasions of the nomadic Turkish and Mongol tribes between the eleventh and sixteenth centuries Group of answer choices were inspired by their devotion to Islam. left nothing but devastation in their wake. led to the rise of trans-regional empires that ran from China to eastern Europe. facilitated greater cross-cultural communication and integration.

Ottoman Empire at the height of power, during the 16th century included Anatolia, the Middle East, parts of North Africa, much of Southeastern Europe, all the way to the Caucasus.
At the height of its power, the empire covered an area of about 22.9 million square km, although much of that territory was under the indirect control of the central government.
The empire was located halfway between East and West, so that during its 600-year existence, the empire was in mutual relations with the East and the West.
At the height of its power, the Mongol Empire occupied the most competitive territory in history.
Initially governed by Genghis Khan, the empire survived from 1206 to 1386. It occupied most of the area of what was then Eurasia, thanks to advanced weapons and massive hordes of nomad warriors.

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