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Bernana

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The modern Russian language is mostly based on
 
  a. Scandinavian.
  b. Spoken Slavic base.
  c. Indo-European.
  d. Mongolian.
  e. A Germanic foundation.

Question 2

Because all Song government officials were recruited via the civil service, the Song government was the first
 
  a. monarchy.
  b. oligarchy.
  c. theocracy.
  d. democracy.
  e. genuine bureaucracy.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

e



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