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Jamarcus Bray

4 August, 17:19

Who were the Aryans? A. an Indo-European people who invaded northwest India B. a central-Asian people who lived north of the Himalayan Mountains C. a pastoral people from Egypt who were at the lowest level of society D. an indigenous people of India who were later pushed into Europe

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