Should the modern day states of Afghanistan and Iran be considered a part of Central Asia? Going back to the Mongol conquest of the region, what similarities do these states share with the core of Central Asia? What are some of the differences?

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I do think that the Iran and Afghanistan that considered central Asia. The Central Asia region is known as stretch from Caspian Sea in China, eastern Magnolia in the eastern part of Afghanistan and Iran in the north and south of Russia. 

In the times of early islamc, Asians region be mostly Iranian by the Iranian east that speaks the language of Sogdians, Bactrians, and Dahae, that lives in a lifestyle that is semi-nomadic in Asians central part that is in relation that in the middle of Iran and Afghanistan. The relation was developed in 1935 within the two countries. Persian is what Afghanistan speaks while Dari is Afghanistan's main language.. With the revolution of Iran in 1979 and  the disputes of Iran the influences of Afghanistan. Furthermore, the government Iran passes the law that provides the nationals of Afghanistan nationlist with Iran.  The professional  achievements in Afghanistan that have spouses in Iran with the children that are qualified with the laws benefit. 

The invasion of Mango in Asia that occurs within the unification of the Mango Tribes and Turkic on the plateau of Mongolia in 1206 with the conquering of Genghis Khan with the Empire of Khwarezmian in 1221. In addition, the conquest of Mongols destiny with the individuals in felt teams has bloodshed with nearly no material loss. In addition, Afghanistan comes under the Median kingdom that rules for a little time where it is conquered by Persia that is ruled by the governor. 

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