Raiden Friedman

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29 April, 04:43

What made the Mongols nearly unstoppable on the battlefield?

A) They usually largely outnumbered their enemies.

B) They were highly mobile and skilled in horsemanship.

C) Their generals led from the front lines during battles.

D) Their armor was superior to any other armor of the time.

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