What Prevented an All-Out Attack on Western Europe by the Mongols

question 105

Multiple Choice

What prevented an all-out attack on Western Europe by the Mongols in the early 13th Century?​

• A)​Coalition of Islamic and Christian forces against the Mongols.
• B)​Fire-lances and gunpowder.
• C)​The death of Genghis Khan.
• D)​Successful resistance by Muscovite Russia.
• E)​The attractive positioning of Baghdad.

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