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14 June, 07:14

Which of these actions is an example of tribute?

a. one country trades goods with another in an even exchange.

b. one country conquers another and takes its resources by force.

c. one country sends spies to another in order to steal its resources.

d. one country gives gifts to another in order to maintain a relationship.

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