History, 23.11.2021 19:00 coolman12062

According to the author, why did the Mongols destroy the city? A. It was located along a strategic river.

B. The Mongols wanted to make it their new capital.

C. The city's residents had to be punished for their sins.

D. The Mongols sought to wipe out all who opposed their religion.

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