The life of Sorghaghtani Beki tells us what about the status of women in Mongol society?
A. Mongol women had no say in matters of marriage.
B. Mongol women could achieve great political power and were recognized for their achievements.
C. Mongol women were not permitted to take part in matters of governance or warfare.
D. Mongol women were generally Christian.
Answer: B
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