The twin centers of Japanese culture in the Nara and Heian periods were

a. Buddhist monasteries and the imperial court.
b. Hindu yogis and samurai estates.
c. secular schools of philosophy and European missionaries.
d. colonies of Korean exiles and government bureaucrats.


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Who gained national fame as a result of the American victory at New Orleans?

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