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Question 1

According to the text, the achievement of the Greeks that set them apart from other Near Eastern civilizations was
 
  a. the creation of a lasting world empire.
  b. the development of rational thought.
  c. the principle of women's rights.
  d. the fusion of religion and politics.
  e. the innovations of their military strategies and technology.

Question 2

How did the Roman conquest of the Mediterranean change the Roman use of slaves?
 
  a. Slavery came to be seen as immoral.
  b. The number of female slaves dropped sharply.
  c. Slavery took on a racial component.
  d. Slaves came to be used exclusively for agriculture.
  e. The number of slaves increased dramatically.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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