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Question 5 Multiple Choice Worth 1 points) (04.03 MC)What present-day countries would have made up ancient Greek civilization? Europe and Africa Athens and Sparta O Greece and Turkey O Greece and Italy
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(04.03 MC)What present-day countries would have made up ancient Greek civilization?
Europe and Africa
Athens and Sparta
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O Greece and Italy
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