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nramada

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The Origin of Chinggis Khan, an anonymous oral epic that took shape in 1228,
 
  a. Originated from Mongolian mythology.
  b. Was written in Chinese before being translated into Turkic.
  c. Has never been translated into English.
  d. Was authored by William of Rubruck.
  e. Is the only source of early Mongol history that is written in Mongolian.

Question 2

Sahagn's research method centered on
 
  a. physical analysis of Nahua artifacts.
  b. study of archival sources.
  c. comparative linguistics.
  d. archeological excavations.
  e. the questioning of Nahua elders.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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