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Which fabric did Byzantines learn to make in the sixth century, breaking China's long-guarded secret? A. silk B. linen C. wool D. cotton

Which fabric did Byzantines learn to make in the sixth century, breaking China's long-guarded secret? A. silk B. linen C. wool D. cotton
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Which fabric did Byzantines learn to make in the sixth century, breaking China's long-guarded secret?

A. silk
B. linen
C. wool
D. cotton

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User Christopher Corley
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Well, the chinese big secret was silk. So that would be my best guess.
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User Amr Magdy
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C. silk is the right answer! I am 200% sure!
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