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How many terracotta soldiers were found in the first emperor of China tomb? O 3,500 O 5,000 O 7,000 1000
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How many terracotta soldiers were found in the first emperor of China

tomb?
O 3,500
O 5,000
O 7,000
1000

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How many terracotta soldiers were found in the first emperor of China tomb?

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7000 terracotta soldiers found

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