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Brittanyd9008

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By the thirteenth century, Chinese metallurgists learned that if they heated needles to the Curie point, what could they then create?
 
  a. Sterilized needles.
  b. Curved needles.
  c. A barometer.
  d. A magnetic compass.
  e. Moveable type.

Question 2

The inquisition was formed to hear charges against accused
 
  a. thieves.
  b. gamblers.
  c. heretics.
  d. murderers.
  e. traitors.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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