Question

question 10 of 10
a tribal leader directs members of his small society to raid villages and attack members of any other tribe they encounter. though the group has many strong warriors, it is never able to grow large enough to fight against the large kingdom on its southern border. this situation is most similar to which of the following?
a. mongolia before the rise of genghis khan
b. russia under the system of serfdom
c. india after resisting the mongol invasion
d. china following its conquest by kublai khan

Explanation:

The scenario describes small, warring tribal groups that cannot unite to challenge a larger neighboring power. Before Genghis Khan, Mongolian tribes were fragmented, raiding each other and unable to stand against larger surrounding kingdoms until Genghis unified them. The other options do not match: Russian serfdom was a labor system, post-Mongol India was a region recovering from invasion, and conquered China under Kublai Khan was a unified empire.

Answer:

A. Mongolia before the rise of Genghis Khan