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The characteristics of the Carolingian empire, at its end, included which of the following?
 
  a. Christianity as a shared faith.
  b. The main source of revenue was plunder.
  c. Leaders who ruled by rewarding their followers.
  d. Low levels of literacy among the general public.
  e. Christianity as a shared faith.

Question 2

Historical evidence of the East African port of Kilwa comes from
 
  a. church records.
  b. wall paintings.
  c. ivory tusks, engraved in the local language of the time.
  d. records of Arabic-speaking descendants from Yemen.
  e. The Chronicle of the Kings of Kilwa.



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

e



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