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frankwu

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During the 1840s, what came to define nationalism?
 
  A) The idea of cultural superiority over other nations.
  B) The belief that only agrarian societies could be virtuous.
  C) The belief that labor reform would heal society's ills.
  D) The idea that the Industrial Revolution was only for European countries.
  E) Unification of small principalities into larger countries was dangerous.

Question 2

Which of the following statements about Chinese religion is true?
 
  A) Ceremonial objects were constructed out of iron.
  B) Confucianism became the major religion of China.
  C) Religious rituals were conducted by the ruler.
  D) The ancient gods were part of the peasants' daily worship.
  E) The Chinese worshipped clan ancestors and nature spirits.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

E



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