In "The Mongols" J. M. Roberts offers an example of the rapid spread of an early and very far reaching empire that the author argues "makes nonsense of chronological and territorial divisions" between societies and cultures.

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Araceli Whitehead

Social Studies

17 January, 21:03

In "The Mongols" J. M. Roberts offers an example of the rapid spread of an early and very far reaching empire that the author argues "makes nonsense of chronological and territorial divisions" between societies and cultures.

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Juan Wilkins · Answer 1

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The statement in the given problem is true. The author cited Roberts as a good example of an empire that was widely known by different people due to his attitudes and other qualities. The author also emphasis on the fact that there is a certain link between the societies and cultures which is true. Therefore, it can be concluded that the statement is true.