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amal

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HIV/AIDS is a continuous and growing health problem in
 
  a. India, but not China.
  b. China, but not India.
  c. Africa, but not India or China.
  d. the United States.
  e. India, China, and Africa.

Question 2

The major stages of Roman imperial expansion before 100 B.C.E. included
 
  a. the involvement and seizures of the Hellenistic kingdoms in the eastern Mediterranean.
  b. seizure of the Atlantic coastline of northwestern Africa to outflank Carthage.
  c. the defeat of the Gauls by Sulla and Pompey.
  d. only military, not economic considerations.
  e. revenge for the death of Cincinnatus at the hands of the Latins.



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

a



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