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Babylonian Vocabulary Quiz Review

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What does the term alliance mean?
30
an amount of taxes being paid
a court decision
a document that declares war
a formal treaty or agreement
Q 2/3
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What is a myth?
30
an imaginary person, place, or story
an ancient super hero
a real person, place, or story
a special type of wood

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3 questions

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What does the term alliance mean?

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30 sec

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What is a myth?

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What is a dowry?

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