10. Which statement best describes a difference between feudal Europe and the Mongol Empire?

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The Mongol Empire was not unified by a single religion.

Serfdom was common for Mongols and feudal Europeans.

Feudal Europe was ruled by a highly centralized government.

Merchants did not travel frequently in the Mongol Empire.

The correct answer is C) Feudal Europe was ruled by a highly centralized government.

The statement that best describes a difference between feudal Europe and the Mongol Empire is "Feudal Europe was ruled by a highly centralized government."

During the dark ages or Middle Ages, European kingdoms were ruled by absolutists kings who ambitioned more power, money, and territories to increase their wealth. The European monarchs wanted to explore and conquer more land to exploit natural resources and raw material. The King was the absolute ruler and citizens were expected to obey without question. There was no freedom of speech or many liberties.

The Mongols were barbaric tribes from the North that were known to be fierce warriors that desired control of the territories they conquered. In times of Genghis Khan, one of his greatest rulers, the Mongol Empire was at its peak. The Mongol Empire extended from East Asia to the lack Sea in Eastern Europe.

the answer is suffrage