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What incidents in Act I show that Claudius is an intelligent strategist? A. planning with Laertes B. burying Polonius in haste C. allowing Fortinbras's army to pass D. sending Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
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What incidents in Act I show that Claudius is an intelligent strategist?

A. planning with Laertes
B. burying Polonius in haste
C. allowing Fortinbras's army to pass
D. sending Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to their deaths

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I think it c but I don’t know I hope it helps
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