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armygirl

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The intellectual elite of Tang and Song China were deeply influenced by
 
  a. the Carolingian renaissance.
  b. Japanese traditional culture.
  c. Confucian traditions.
  d. military imperialism.

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The sacraments by which medieval Christians hoped to receive the grace of God
 
  a. were but one of several paths to salvation available to orthodox Christians.
  b. were codified by an early thirteenth-century church council.
  c. were first introduced by the Waldensians.
  d. could be administered by any Christian.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

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Answer: b





 

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