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The bubonic plague weakened European neighbors and made it easier for the Mongols to invade Europe.
The bubonic plague weakened European neighbors and made it easier for the Mongols to invade Europe.
The bubonic plague politically weakened the divided territories and made them easier to overthrow.
The bubonic plague politically weakened the divided territories and made them easier to overthrow.
The bubonic plague had little effect on the Mongol territories because they had already been exposed to it.
The bubonic plague had little effect on the Mongol territories because they had already been exposed to it.
The bubonic plague strengthened trade between Asia and Europe because both needed key goods.
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The statement that best describes the effect of the bubonic plague on the Mongol territories is:
The bubonic plague had little effect on the Mongol territories because they had already been exposed to it.
This is accurate because the Mongol Empire had already experienced outbreaks of the plague, and the interconnectedness of their trade routes facilitated the spread of the disease. As a result, many Mongol territories were somewhat familiar with the effects of the plague.
