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karlynnae

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In addition to having been a past emperor and now a prisoner of the Jurchen, Huizong was also known for
 
  a. administrative skills.
  b. painting and calligraphy.
  c. poetry and music.
  d. engineering the great walls that protected Kaifeng.
  e. the study of astronomy.

Question 2

Fairs and markets were usually the immediate precursors to
 
  a. the growth of European cities.
  b. churches and monasteries.
  c. military bases.
  d. fiefs.
  e. castle areas of kings.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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