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What development led to the emergence of nomadic pastoralism in Central Asia?
 
  A) domestication of the apple
  B) a climate change that made the region dryer
  C) domestication of the horse
  D) domestication of wheat

Question 2

Although the Chernobyl plant was located in Ukraine, much damage from the reactor meltdown occurred in this Soviet republic bordering Ukraine on the north:
 
  A) Tajikistan
  B) Belarus
  C) Moldova
  D) Estonia



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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