Question

Which two statements explain why the Mongols were such good warriors?

They were used to fighting rival tribes.
They were herders.
They conquered large areas of land.
They were skilled at archery.

Answer 1

Mongols were herdsman and so the skill of riding was important out on the steppes. The horse itself that was used by the Mongols was also a great tool and added immensely to their success, in fact, it was very likely the single most important factor in their many great achievements.
Equally renowned was the Mongol’s skill in using the bow. Again, John de Plano Caprini provides a good example when he tells us that the Mongols ‘hunt and practice archery, for they are all, big and little, excellent archers.] Children learned to shoot the bow as early as they learned to ride and practiced by shooting small animals.

thus mean that it is either option 2 or 4 but it is most likely option 4

Answer 2

They were herders

They were skilled at archery

Step-by-step explanation:

The other two options explain behavior, which doesn't answer the question, and success, which is the consequence of being a great warrior, but not the reason for them to be great.

Mongols were herder thus the expertise of riding was significant out on the steppes. Horses were utilized by the Mongols as an incredible instrument that was ver incremental to their prosperity.

A similarly prestigious acknowledgement was attributed to the Mongol people's aptitude in utilizing the bow. Children would begin to shoot with bows and arrows at the same time that they were learning how to shoot. Many used to practice those skills by hunting little animals.