What did the North produce?
A. Grain and livestock
B. Cotton
C. Sugar
D. Tobacco
Ans: A. Grain and livestock
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a. much of the source material was written from the point of view of the Greeks b. the written language is difficult to understand c. there is no archaeological evidence other than ruins d. much of the evidence remains submerged in the Tirgis and Euphrates Rivers
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