How did Genghis Khan grow his military to over one hundred thousand soldiers? A.) He forced farmers to become soldiers. B.) He used his family to find more soldiers. C.) He used enslaved people as soldiers. D.) He shared his wealth with his soldiers.

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29 April, 03:25

How did Genghis Khan grow his military to over one hundred thousand soldiers? A.) He forced farmers to become soldiers. B.) He used his family to find more soldiers. C.) He used enslaved people as soldiers. D.) He shared his wealth with his soldiers.

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Alexander Boyer · Answer 1

The correct answer is D. Genghis Khan grow his military to over one hundred thousand soldiers by sharing his wealth with his soldiers.

Explanation:

Genghis Khan was the Mongol ruler who united the Mongol tribes and the Mongol tribes under what would become the largest empire in world history.

Genghis Khan success was due to the military organization he gave his people as well as his warrior kindness and ability to choose his subordinates. Genghis was the world's greatest conqueror, and also one of its rawest.

The rapid growth of the Mongolian armed forces was based to a large extent on equal opportunities for advancement, an order enforced by extremely tough discipline and the fair distribution of the spoils of war. Every man was able to achieve a leading position in the Mongolian army, and some soldiers of very simple origins did indeed become the best military leaders in the Mongols.