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History, 11.10.2019 03:00, torresnoemi899

The term bc/bce refers to

a). distances travelled
b). time before year 1 ce
c.) time after the year 1 ce
d.) events shown in the map

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The term bc/bce refers to

a). distances travelled
b). time before year 1 ce
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