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What killed Pliny the Elder in 79 C.E.?
 
  a. Shipwreck caused by pirates.
  b. Poisonous fumes from Mt. Vesuvius.
  c. Epidemic outbreak of disease.
  d. Killed by thieves while traveling to Rome.
  e. Executed by the Senate.

Question 2

In 660, the ____ allied with the Tang dynasty in an effort to defeat its rivals.
 
  a. Gupta Kingdom
  b. Chola Kingdom
  c. Paekche Kingdom
  d. Koguryo Kingdom
  e. Silla Kingdom



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samiel-sayed

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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soccerdreamer_17

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Reply 2 on: Jul 4, 2018
:D TYSM


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Excellent

 

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