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Which of the following statements about twelfth-century troubadours is FALSE?
 
  a. They accompanied their singing with the playing of a lute.
  b. They were usually of lowly birth.
  c. Their art was influenced by Arabic traditions.
  d. Their songs often focused on passionate affection and physical pleasure.

Question 2

The Christian Crusades
 
  a. began as an effort to rescue Jerusalem from the Muslims.
  b. were commonly fought by the younger sons of the feudal nobility.
  c. were an economic boon to Italian merchants.
  d. All these answers are correct.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d





 

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