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2. Why was the golden fleece of importance? A. It was a rare, and unattainable prize which possess magic powers. B. It was an indication of the true king. C. It was believed to …

2. Why was the golden fleece of importance? A. It was a rare, and unattainable prize which possess magic powers. B. It was an indication of the true king. C. It was believed to …
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2. Why was the golden fleece of importance?

A. It was a rare, and unattainable prize which possess magic powers.
B. It was an indication of the true king.
C. It was believed to give its owner immortality.
D. It was the wool of magical ram.

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B

Step-by-step explanation:

The fleece is a symbol of authority and kingship.

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