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iveyjurea

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Bubonic plague was spread to people by
 
  a. Polluted water supplies.
  b. Flea bites that have drunk the blood of infected rodents.
  c. Contaminated food.
  d. African slaves.
  e. Lead in the pipes.

Question 2

The humped back of Sundiata's mother was a symbol that
 
  a. predicted future destruction of the kingdom by Sosso.
  b. she and her son had unusual spiritual power.
  c. prophesied that Sundiata would be a strong king.
  d. the gods were unhappy with the kingdom of Mali.
  e. prophesied that Sundiata would overthrow the Sosso dynasty.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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