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0.1 Inner and Outer Eurasia
0.2 Interiority and low rainfall
0.3 Northerliness and low agricultural productivity
0.4 Generally lower agricultural productivity than Outer Eurasia means low population density
0.5 Major regions of Inner Eurasia
1.1 Abu-Lughod map of Afro-Eurasian trade circuits prior to 1500
1.2 The zone of ecological symbiosis
2.1 The Mongol Empire at its height in 1250
2.2 The Chagatay khanate in 1331
2.3 The Golden Horde during the reign of Khan Ozbeg (1313–1341)
6.1 Territorial expansion of Muscovy to 1598
6.2 Muscovy’s southern frontier at the end of the sixteenth century
7.1 Muscovite expansion into Ukraine
7.2 The Belgorod line in the mid-seventeenth century
8.1 Russian conquest of Siberia along riverways
8.2 Russian expansion in Bashkiria and the Kazakh steppes, eighteenth century
11.1 Russian conquest of Central Asia
11.2 Central Asia after Russian conquest
17.1 Google Earth map of Mongolia
17.2 Google Earth map of Xinjiang
18.1 Google Earth map of the Russian Federation
19.1 Google Earth map of Ukraine
19.2 Google Earth map of Belarus
19.3 Google Earth map of Kazakhstan
19.4 Google Earth map of Transoxiana