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Traditional Inuit clothing was made of __________. A. animal skins obtained through hunting B. sheepskin from sheep raised by the family C. woven textiles from locally grown cotton D. silk imported from
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Traditional Inuit clothing was made of __________.

A. animal skins obtained through hunting
B. sheepskin from sheep raised by the family
C. woven textiles from locally grown cotton
D. silk imported from China

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Its A

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A

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