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After the Mongols were overthrown, China’s population A. shifted from the north

After the Mongols were overthrown, China’s population
A. shifted from the north to the south
B. increased
C. lived in poverty
D. abandoned large territories

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Correct, thank u.

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This was a tough question, glad it was right.

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