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Approximately When Did the Cultivation of Corn Reach Present-Day American

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Question 46

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Approximately when did the cultivation of corn reach present-day American Southwest?


A) 8000 B.C.
B) 4000 B.C.
C) 2000 B.C.
D) 200 A.D.
E) 1000 A.D.

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