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sc00by25

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The animals usually associated with field rotation were
 
  a. horses.
  b. oxen.
  c. sheep.
  d. cattle.
  e. sheep and cattle.

Question 2

Although there were no rigid social divisions or inherited ranks in Mongol society, a privileged group did exist that consisted of
 
  a. men who had larger herds.
  b. families with prestigious ancestors.
  c. elders.
  d. sons and grandsons.
  e. concubines.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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