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Which social scientists primarily study the<br />
scarcity of resources and the distribution of goods<br />
and services?<br />
| type="[]"}<br />
-anthropologists<br />
-political scientists<br />
+economists<br />
-historians<br />
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One way in which Hammurabi and Justinian are<br />
similar is that they successfully<br />
| type="[]"}<br />
-established public education systems<br />
+codified the laws of their empire<br />
-instituted democratic governments<br />
-separated church and state<br />
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The Great Wall of China and the Berlin Wall<br />
were both intended to<br />
| type="[]"}<br />
-halt the spread of communism<br />
-isolate unpopular governments<br />
+limit the movement of peoples<br />
-keep people from smuggling illegal goods<br />
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The Columbian exchange is most closely<br />
associated with the beginnings of<br />
| type="[]"}<br />
+mercantilism<br />
-humanism<br />
-mass production<br />
-scientific socialism<br />
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The Indus, Ganges, and Brahmaputra were important to ancient India because they were<br />
|type="[]"}<br />
- high mountain ranges that protected India from invasion<br />
+ great rivers that flowed through India's fertile northern plain<br />
- Aryan gods to whom the priests prayed for rain<br />
- ruling dynasties that united the people of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro<br />
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