The line, "As a man, casting off old clothes, puts on others and new ones, so the embodied self, casting off old bodies, goes to others and new ones," comes from the
A. Analects.
B. Ramayana.
C. Daodejing.
D. Bhagavad Gita.
E. Arthashastra.
Answer: D
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a. They rose at the highest rate in the nation's history. b. They declined steadily. c. They steadily rose and caused a significant increase in the size of the middle class. d. They declined at a higher rate than during the Great Depression of the 1930s.
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A) relied on Egyptian support B) were outposts of Mesopotamian civilization C) expanded via the Mediterranean D) were early Greek cultures