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Why did the Mongols repeatedly fail to conquer the Sung dynasty before Kublai Khan's conquest?
The Sung army had trebuchets.
The Sung army had a blockade.
The Sung army had battering rams.
The Sung army had greater numbers,

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Answer:

Simply is is D at least in my school yours could be different.

Explanation:

The sung had greater numbers but the river was actually eventually used to the mongols advantage.  

These words were from the teacher:

Then, Kublai Khan declared himself emperor of all of China and established the Yuan dynasty in 1271.

He conquered the Sung dynasty and unified China under his rule in 1279.

As emperor, Kublai Khan built a great empire that grew wealthy from trade, but he failed to expand his power beyond China.

The Sung dynasty ruled southern China.

The Mongols wanted their rich farmland and wealth.

The Mongols repeatedly tried-- and failed--to conquer the Sung dynasty.

The Sung had greater numbers, and walled cities.

When Kublai Khan took power, he first squashed rebellions and defeated enemies in North China.

The Mongols continually fail to defeat the Sung dynasty before Kublai Khan's win because the Sung army had many soldiers.

The Sung dynasty

The Song Dynasty ruled China for more than three hundred years.

The reign ended in 1279 when a Mongol fleet overpowered a Song fleet in Yamen.

Mongols took advantage of the division in the Song Empire between the south and the north.

The war was fought from 1235 to 1279.

Thus option D is the correct answer.

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