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Question 1

The Fourth Crusade at the beginning of the thirteenth century
 
  a. recaptured Jerusalem.
  b. never left port in Venice.
  c. captured Antioch.
  d. sacked Constantinople.
  e. captured Edessa.

Question 2

What Chinese leader in the late 1920s ousted the Communists from the Guomindang party?
 
  a. Soong Meiling
  b. Jiang Jieshi
  c. Sun Zhongshan
  d. Mao Zedong



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
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Excellent

 

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