The tribes that would later become the Mongol people were originally A. warlords ruling lands in Spain, France

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The tribes that would later become the Mongol people were originally
 A. 
warlords ruling lands in Spain, France, and Russia.
 B. 
rice farmers in Japan and its surrounding islands.
 C. 
farmers in Eastern and Southern Asia.
 D. 
nomads living in the northern plains of China.

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D. They were nomads living on the Eurasian steppes north of China (the Mongolian Plateau), practicing pastoralism rather than settled farming.

The tribes that would later become the Mongol people were originally
A.
warlords ruling lands in Spain, France, and Russia.
B.
rice farmers in Japan and its surrounding islands.
C.
farmers in Eastern and Southern Asia.
D.
nomads living in the northern plains of China.

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The tribes that would later become the Mongol people were originally A. warlords ruling lands in Spain, France, and Russia. B. rice farmers in Japan and its surrounding islands. C. farmers in Eastern and Southern Asia. D. nomads living in the northern plains of China.

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The tribes that would later become the Mongol people were originally
A.
warlords ruling lands in Spain, France, and Russia.
B.
rice farmers in Japan and its surrounding islands.
C.
farmers in Eastern and Southern Asia.
D.
nomads living in the northern plains of China.