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How were the Germanic peoples regarded by the Romans while Rome was still intact?
 
  a. Romans respected their religious beliefs.
  b. The Germanic peoples were known for their poetry.
  c. Scandinavians were the Romans' major trading partners.
  d. Scandinavians were seen as equals by the Romans.
  e. The Multiple Centers of Europe, 500-1000

Question 2

In the eighth century, who were the first to record preliminary notes about the sub-Saharan area?
 
  a. Buddhist missionaries
  b. Egyptians
  c. Phoenicians
  d. Nubians
  e. Arab geographers


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Reply #1 on: Jul 4, 2018
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Reply 2 on: Jul 4, 2018
Gracias!

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