The legendary "three sovereigns" of prehistoric China were
a. Fu Xi, Ling Pioa, and Shong Tui.
b. Shen Nong, Ling Pioa, and Shonh Tui.
c. Fu Xi, Shen Nong, and Huang Di.
d. Ling Pioa, Shong Tui, and Huang Di.
e. Chiang, Deng, and Sun.
c
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A) of its ragged rhythm. B) of the type of paper he composed upon. C) it reminded him of where he came from. D) his white music publishers demanded it.
The factory system began in which industry?
A. iron production B. shoemaking C. firearms D. textiles
What is unusual about the Nazca lines? a. They are only visible from considerable elevation
b. They are aligned with the summer and winter solstice. c. They show evidence of significant environmental manipulation. d. They correspond to unusually high levels of magnetic polarity. e. They designate way-stations along the Incan road system.
Which of the following accurately portrays the problems of the Third Crusade?
A) The Church did not have enough money to provide adequate weaponry. B) The Jews withdrew their support from the crusaders due to persecution by many Christians. C) The crusader kings were constantly in conflict with each other. D) The Muslims had help from the Mongols.