The victories of the Greeks at Marathon and of Alexander of Macedon at Gaugamela are all too often seen as victories for the rise of civilization. In what ways might these Persian losses be considered losses for the rise of civilization?
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Thomas Cranmer was
A) an Albigensian heretic. B) an outstanding English humanist. C) the archbishop of Canterbury who backed Henry VIII in his religious policy. D) the representative from Rome who was executed by Henry VIII for opposing his divorce. E) an English noble who led a rebellion against Henry VIII.
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A) ?nuclear weapons tests in the atmosphere. B) ?nuclear weapons tests in outer space. C) ?nuclear weapons tests underground. D) ?nuclear weapons tests under water. E) ?None of these are correct.
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A. India. B. China. C. Japan. D. Mexico. E. Brazil.