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Inca knowledge of metallurgy extended to
 
  a. creating iron implements.
  b. manufacturing iron agricultural tools.
  c. the ability to make magnetic needles.
  d. the ability to make bronze.
  e. light fighting armor.

Question 2

What was true of King Alfonso Mvemba a Nzinga?
 
  a. He converted to Christianity.
  b. He refused to allow Europeans in his kingdom.
  c. He abolished the slave trade in his kingdom.
  d. He ordered his son to become a Muslim.
  e. He was murdered by Christian slave traders.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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