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That’s right, thanks.</p>
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<p>Anyone remember any other questions?</p>
<p>Charlemagne. I’m racking my brain for some more.</p>
<p>[We’re</a> up to 45 questions now.](<a href=“http://powerpolitics.org/school/worldhistory.html]We’re”>http://powerpolitics.org/school/worldhistory.html) Can we possibly get half the test compiled?</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the other choices of the “reasons for Allied victory question”. I could have sworn that one of the answers was that the Allies won three key victories particularly Stalingrad.</p>
<p>mm how bout the graphs w/ slave life and deaths by age… what was that answer? I also remember a question about Saint Paul, one about (or was one of the answers) St. Francis Xavier, and one dealing with Jesus and the coin w/ the face of Caesar on it… Heyyy that’s 49 questions now… wahoo</p>
<p>haha life and deaths… sorry I meant births and deaths… wow… looong day 
What about the question about which country has had the most influence on the Caribbean islands? I remember the answers included Spain, France, the US, and the USSR</p>
<p>Oh for the Caesar one I put that the people needed to refuse Roman rule or something when it came to their faith.</p>
<p>For the slave one, I put the result was that slaves had to be constantly replenished by importing them from other places.</p>
<p>Ah, great, some fresh questions:</p>
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<p>He is considered the second founder of Christianity because he was instrumental in converting Gentiles (non-Jews) to the religion.</p>
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<p>Jesus wanted the listeners to obey Roman rule in all matters except their faith (give unto Caesar what is Caesar’s, give unto the Church what is the Church’s).</p>
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<p>I don’t remember that one at all. Can you specify more?</p>
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<p>Hmm… I don’t remember that one at all either.</p>
<p>[Okay</a> guys, we’re up to 48.](<a href=“http://powerpolitics.org/school/worldhistory.html]Okay”>http://powerpolitics.org/school/worldhistory.html) Can you give me any more detail on those other questions?</p>
<p>So thats 48 questions? Good lord, we have half the test.</p>
<p>We can do better. :D</p>
<p>I remember there was a question that asked what was important about Muslim Spain, and I put that they helped to spread literature and knowledge.</p>
<p>We got that one:</p>
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<p>The St. Xavier one is wrong. I believe the question asked of which of the priests sought equal rights for native Americans or something to that effect. I also believe the answer is Bartolome de Las Casas, evidence can be found here: <a href=“http://elvis.rowan.edu/~kilroy/JEK/07/17.html[/url]”>http://elvis.rowan.edu/~kilroy/JEK/07/17.html</a>.</p>
<p>Also there was a question about how Buddhism spread… you had to put the regions in order… the regions they used were like India, China, Southeast Asia, and something else</p>
<p>Also, Rak, I’d like to raise a point of contention on your answer to the difference between therevada and mahayana Buddhism. I believe the answer was that mahayana consider Buddha to be more of a personal savior.</p>
<p>yeah that’s what I put, ecm5227.
India, China, Southeast Asia, and Japan</p>
<p>Very good, very good.</p>
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<p>That’s exactly right, thank you.</p>
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<p>India, China, Southeast Asia, Japan. Thanks.</p>
<p>All right guys, we’ve [breached</a> 50](<a href=“http://powerpolitics.org/school/worldhistory.html]breached”>http://powerpolitics.org/school/worldhistory.html). Great work!</p>
<p>Other questions I remember:
Asoka was associated with Buddhism.</p>