The long-term effects of the Mongol Empire on China, Russia, and Iran share similarities in the consolidation of centralized power and cultural exchanges that shaped each region's identity. However, they differ in their outcomes, as China experienced significant Sinicization and eventual Ming restoration, Russia integrated Mongol administrative practices while developing its own distinct political structure, and Iran saw a blend of Mongol influences with Persian culture, leading to a unique synthesis that shaped its subsequent dynasties.
In 2 sentences, analyze the similarities and differences of the long-term effects of the Mongol Empire on China, Russia, and Iran.(4 points)
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