What may have been a reason why the Mongols were known as tough and fierce people?

They taught their children to fight at a very young age.

They were always having to defend their crops against raiders.

They sacrificed the weaker members of their society.

They had to survive harsh living conditions.

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3 October, 20:09

What may have been a reason why the Mongols were known as tough and fierce people?

They taught their children to fight at a very young age.

They were always having to defend their crops against raiders.

They sacrificed the weaker members of their society.

They had to survive harsh living conditions.

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Josephine Cummings · Answer 1

They spent most of their lives fighting and getting land. So, the answer would likely be A, because they should have told their children how to fight, so that they would be trained warriors.

What may have been a reason why the Mongols were known as tough and fierce people?They taught their children to fight at a very young age.They were always having to defend their crops against raiders.They sacrificed the weaker members of their society.They had to survive harsh living conditions.