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In the 1200s, Mongol armies used siege engineers and technologies borrowed from conquered peoples, including Chinese and Persian specialists, to take fortified cities. This practice helped them overcome defenses in northern China and the Islamic world. Which conclusion is best supported by this evidence?
A) Mongol success depended solely on traditional steppe tactics and avoided foreign expertise
B) Mongol military effectiveness was enhanced by adapting and integrating technologies from diverse cultures
C) Mongols refused to fight in urban areas and only raided rural regions
D) Mongols relied primarily on religious authority to compel cities to surrender
E) Mongol expansion occurred without any significant sieges
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