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dakota nelson

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One of the courts visited by William of Rubruck was that of Sartakh, Chinggis's
 
  a. Nephew.
  b. Buddhist shaman advisor.
  c. Neo-Confucianist counselor.
  d. Daughter.
  e. Great-grandson.

Question 2

Inca rulers were chosen by
 
  a. a system similar to tanistry.
  b. the sun-god priest.
  c. being the eldest son.
  d. a council of important members of the mother's side of the family.
  e. a council of important members of the father's side of the family.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 4, 2018
Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

a


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