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What is the origin of the tradition of shaking hands? A. To help expel evil spirits B. To show that neither party was holding a weapon C. To signify sharing the breath of life D. To make sure that neither
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What is the origin of the tradition of shaking hands?
A. To help expel evil spirits
B. To show that neither party was holding a weapon
C. To signify sharing the breath of life
D. To make sure that neither party had a robotic hand
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B. To show neither party was carrying a weapon
The handshake dates back to Ancient Greece
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