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jc611

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What led to a public protest demanding Hind Swaraj?
 
  a. A decline in the power of Gandhi
  b. An increase in Indian autonomy in its affairs
  c. Rewards for Indian participation in World War I for the British
  d. The Amritsar Massacre
  e. A decline in the influence of the Indian National Congress

Question 2

Which of the following is a true statement?
 
  a. The Akkadian Empire achieved no expansion, but endured for a thousand years.
  b. Ur produced total Mesopotamian disintegration.
  c. The Amorites, under the leadership of Hammurabi, replaced the Sumerians and Akkadians as rulers of Mesopotamia.
  d. Hammurabi eliminated all aspects of Sumerian culture in Mesopotamian life.
  e. Sumer was established by the Hyksos.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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