Question 2 • CMS 2026-2027 World History: Issues and Patterns CREDIT RECOVERY
The Mongolian military was highly effective because its soldiers fought as organized units and were skilled horsemen. Mounted troops could travel quickly, coordinate attacks, and use their mobility to surprise opponents. The Mongols did not rely on a powerful fleet or rifles, which were not used in warfare in the 1200s.
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