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swpotter12

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Guevara lived at the intersection of two great global struggles, which were characterized by all of these changes EXCEPT
 
  a. the East-West division of the Cold War.
  b. movements in decolonization.
  c. a decrease in violence between opposing political groups.
  d. the North-South division between the global haves and have-nots.
  e. democratic movements and dictatorships.

Question 2

The Ramayana
 
  a. is a presentation of Indian values.
  b. ignores the relationship of gods and animals in human life.
  c. is a realistic depiction of Indian life.
  d. describes an Aryan attack on Delhi.
  e. is the name of the warrior caste.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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