How did the Mongols use conquest to improve their empire? They improved their own capital city by importing skilled workers from conquered regions. To further the Mongol social system, they imposed their traditional tribal groupings on subjugated peoples. They treated all subjugated men as slaves who were used as soldiers and agricultural workers. They often exploited the labor of women of conquered territories who were forced to work at Mongol military camps.

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13 February, 02:34

How did the Mongols use conquest to improve their empire? They improved their own capital city by importing skilled workers from conquered regions. To further the Mongol social system, they imposed their traditional tribal groupings on subjugated peoples. They treated all subjugated men as slaves who were used as soldiers and agricultural workers. They often exploited the labor of women of conquered territories who were forced to work at Mongol military camps.

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Jane Simmons · Answer 1

The appropriate response is the last one. Mongols utilize success to enhance their realm as they regularly abused the work of ladies of vanquished regions who were compelled to work at Mongol military camps. The Mongols' most prominent triumph was when Kublai Khan set up the Yuan line in China in 1271.