The great Mongolian ruler Genghis Khan tended to adopt the weapon technology of the groups he conquered. Why was it important for Genghis Khan to use this new technology? Select one:
a. He was easily bored by any battle strategy--new technology helped him get creative.
b. He saw this new technology as a gift from the gods and a sign that he should rule the world.
c. He saw technology as a way to strengthen his army through the use of frightening new weapons.
d. To continue fighting for him, his warriors insisted on learning new ways to kill people.

C .He saw technology as a way to strengthen his army through the use of frightening new weapons.

Explanation:

Despite his reputation as a fearsome military leader, Genghis Khan was known as someone who are fascinated with progress. He never missed a chance to adopt new technology that he seem as superior from his opponent and adopt it into his own.

As a result, his army keep increasing in might and numbers, making it almost impassable for the neighboring countries to deal with them. One example of this was the adaptation of gun powder into military. He was among the first leaders in the world to see the opportunity to weaponized gun powder and transition his military's long range weapons.

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