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How were a nomadic people able to conquer more advanced civilizations?

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  • 12-05-2015

Well in the case of the Mongols for example, being nomadic meant that their armies were highly mobile and adaptable. Conquests and long distance travel to conquer a civilization wasn't as difficult because it suited their nomadic lifestyle. They often adapted certain military technologies from the civilizations they conquered as well.

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