While they controlled China, the Mongols were unsuccessful in their attempts to extend their empire into Southeast Asia primarily because
SAT · World History · previous-year question
- A.their incursions were met with heavy resistance
- B.the terrain was too difficult to navigate
- C.they lacked the manpower to overcome local forces
- D.the regional climate was extremely inhospitable
- E.they had insufficient resources for long campaigns
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