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Historians trace the origins of a 24-hour day to a) the Aztecs. b) the ancient Egyptians. c) the druids of Stonehenge. d) the Babylonian astronomer, Meton. e) the Mayans.

Historians trace the origins of a 24-hour day to a) the Aztecs. b) the ancient Egyptians. c) the druids of Stonehenge. d) the Babylonian astronomer, Meton. e) the Mayans.
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Historians trace the origins of a 24-hour day to

a) the Aztecs.
b) the ancient Egyptians.
c) the druids of Stonehenge.
d) the Babylonian astronomer, Meton.
e) the Mayans.

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It’s the answer B: the ancient Egyptians
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The answer is B, the ancient Egyptians
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