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Where did the traditional art of calligraphy originate?China

Japan

India

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Answer 1
Answer: China

China
AD, with the introduction of Buddhist manuscripts from China. Kukai, c.800, invented the syllabic script, which was based on Chinese characters. The art of calligraphy is also practiced with the limited letter alphabet of Arabic.
Answer 2
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Answer:

A. China

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Answer:    Egyptians

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