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Which of the following is considered a reason Genghis Khan was successful in his invasion of China? He left major cities untouched. He was very popular with the Chinese people. …

Which of the following is considered a reason Genghis Khan was successful in his invasion of China? He left major cities untouched. He was very popular with the Chinese people. …
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Which of the following is considered a reason Genghis Khan was successful in his invasion of China?

He left major cities untouched.
He was very popular with the Chinese people.
He had a large, wealthy army.
He invaded China from the south.

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