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Question 1

Mesopotamian advances in mathematics included
 
  a. multiplication and division tables, cubes, and cube roots.
  b. the division of circles into 360 degrees.
  c. the basis for the Pythagorean theorem and for quadratic equations.
  d. the ability to calculate the area of right triangles and rectangles.
  e. all of the above

Question 2

Which Hellenistic monarchs claimed the title of the pharaoh?
 
  a. The Antigonids
  b. The Ptolemies
  c. The Seleucids
  d. The Attalids
  e. The Hashemites



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