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Question 1

The text connects Hebrew religion with the ultimate rise of a scientific worldview in the West by
 
  a. noting that the Hebrews did not regard nature in and of itself as divine.
  b. describing early Hebrew contributions to astronomy and mathematics.
  c. asserting that the Hebrews created the world's first phonetic writing system.
  d. noting early Hebrew advances in irrigation technology.
  e. explaining how the Hebrews replaced the mythic-religious worldview with theoretical science.

Question 2

In what century did the Etruscans reach the height of their power?
 
  a. Tenth century B.C.E.
  b. Ninth century B.C.E.
  c. Eighth century B.C.E.
  d. Seventh century B.C.E.
  e. Sixth century B.C.E.



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
Gracias!


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Excellent

 

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