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Question 1

The civilization of the Inka
 
  a. constructed an impressive system of roads and bridges throughout its extensive domain.
  b. employed a force of highly-paid workers to construct the structures that it produced.
  c. offered all women nothing but a life of domestic service restricted to the home.
  d. developed an abundant lowland valley community at Machu Picchu.
  e. routinely executed all war prisoners its army captured.

Question 2

Where Lutheranism was established, the state played no role in supervising or overseeing the church.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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