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Question 1

For Hegel, the supreme embodiment of Universal Reason in the world was
 
  a. the individual.
  b. the church.
  c. extraordinary individuals like Jesus.
  d. the German volk.
  e. the state.

Question 2

In the aftermath of the Black Death, ____ led to a dramatic rise in wages.
 
  a. a population surge
  b. the abolition of aristocratic privileges
  c. new religious teachings
  d. a series of crop failures
  e. a serious labor shortage



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
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