Which of the following geological features forms Mesopotamia?
A.
the Nile and Euphrates rivers
B.
the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
C.
the Nile and Tigris rivers
D.
the Indus and Tigris rivers
B
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a. Teddy Wilson b. Earl Hines c. Benny Moten d. Charlie Christian
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A. senses and matters B. sensations and perceptions C. phenomena and noumena D. feeling and knowing E. conscious and unconscious
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a. doodles b. machines c. life forms d. readymades