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Question 1

The terra-cotta figures near the Qin First Emperor's burial mound demonstrate the
 
  a. use of ceramics as a sculpture medium, replacing the ivory-casting of the Shang.
  b. huge expenditures that were devoted to afterlife preparation for the monarch.
  c. continuation of the Shang practices of human sacrifices.
  d. freeing of the individual soul under the influence of Daoism.
  e. transience of human life.

Question 2

What was the prime reason why Russia became increasingly separated from the rest of Europe during the 13th century?
 
  a. Its invasion by the Mongols
  b. Its war with Japan
  c. The famous outbreak of the Black Death
  d. Its failed attempt to conquer the Western kingdoms
  e. Its conversion to Islam



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Reply 2 on: Sep 13, 2019
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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