Question

1. When the Mongol Empire became weak, the Japanese took over control of China,

True
False​

Answer 1

False.

The statement is incorrect. The Japanese never took control of China. The Mongol Empire was weakened by the mid-14th century due to a combination of factors, including economic decline, internal struggles, and external pressures. However, the empire was not replaced by Japan. Instead, it was gradually replaced by other powers, including the Ming Dynasty.

Therefore, the correct answer is False.