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Ramses II refused to let ____ lead the Hebrews home. Abraham Moses David Joshua

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algol [13]3 years ago

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Answer:

b, moses

Explanation:

Everyone knows the story of Moses, but the reason this is a tricky question is because not many people know Ramses the 2nd was the pharaoh at the time

Ivan3 years ago

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I am pretty sure that its B. Moses

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