The Three Kingdoms of early Korea were
a. Xinjang, Silla, and Jurchen.
b. Paekche, Silla, and Koguryo.
c. Sakhalin, Koryo, and Tientsin.
d. Pyongyang, Yalu, and Annam.
e. Seoul, Koguryo, and Champa.
b
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A. Joseph II B. Maria Theresa C. Frederick the Great D. Catherine II
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A) the cowboy and cattle drives B) adventure and individualism C) Native American culture D) the lives of Western miners
Why was the issue of icons such a dramatic confrontation in the Byzantine Empire?
What will be an ideal response?