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Question 1

These winds made it easy for Spanish and Portuguese mariners to sail from the Iberian Peninsula to the Canary Islands.
 
  a. The Northeast Trades
  b. The Polar Easterlies
  c. The Horse Latitudes
  d. The prevailing Westerlies

Question 2

What did Newtown explain in his major work, Principia?
 
  a. A technique for unclogging arteries
  b. The mathematical foundation for the universal law of gravitation
  c. The astronomical work of his predecessors
  d. How to use calculus
  e. The foundation of alchemical principles




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