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abarnes

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According to Rapoport, the current religious wave began in/during
 
  a. the Inquisition
  b. 1700s
  c. 1979
  d. 9/11/2001

Question 2

Which agency did NOT transfer into the Customs and Border Protection agency?
 
  a. Immigration and Naturalization Services
  b. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
  c. Inspections Program
  d. U.S. Coast Guard



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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