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Which does not describe chinas great leap forward?a military alliance with the soviet union
an attempt to increase industrial productivity
a program designes to modernize the country
a 15 year plan

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Which does not describe chinas great leap forward?a military alliance with the soviet union
an attempt to increase industrial productivity
a program designes to modernize the country
a 15 year plan

Answer D or a 15 year plan
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B. Ireland.
C. Korea.
D. Israel.

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Technically yes, it is true that Germany was separated into two nations following World War II, although "nation" would be the wrong word, since there instead was "East" and "West" Germany, with the former being controlled by the USSR and the latter being controlled by the Allies. 

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It is true

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When did Asoka adopt Buddhism? A. after years of wandering and searching for the truth B. after seeing poverty and suffering outside the palace walls C. after seeing much violence and participating in it D. after meeting Buddha.

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In Buddhism, around 270 BC, a warrior named Asoka became emperor of the powerful Mauryan dynasty in India.
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