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One ignorant of another’s existence, Native Americans and
Europeans lived in isolation on their separate continents for millennia
before Columbus’s revolutionary voyage in 1492.

(A) One ignorant of another’s existence
(B) Ones ignorant of the others’ existence
(C) Each ignorant of the other’s existence
(D) Having been ignorant of each other’s existence
(E) Each ignorant of others’ existence
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 [#permalink] New post 02 Dec 2003, 10:59
C?

correct use of each...other.
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 [#permalink] New post 02 Dec 2003, 12:10
I vote for C too.

Never good at explanations, I attempt thus ... :)

A and B are awkward.
D kind of suggests that 'because' they were ignorant .. they lived like that.
E says that 'each' was ignorant of all others' exixtence. We need 'the' to talk about someone specific viz, Europeans/Native Americans.

God!! I need to be more technical with my explanations I guess. Isn't 'gut feeling' a good enough explanation?
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 [#permalink] New post 02 Dec 2003, 12:18
A and C seems to correct answer to me. What is wrong with A ? :stupid
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 [#permalink] New post 02 Dec 2003, 12:27
Use the expression тАЬeach otherтАЭ to refer to two persons or things and тАЬone anotherтАЭ for more than two.

In the above sentence we have two groups of people, but essentially TWO, so we choose each other and not one another as in A.

So C

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 [#permalink] New post 02 Dec 2003, 12:30
Wow. That answer got registered in my memory. Thank you.
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 [#permalink] New post 02 Dec 2003, 18:39
C

each properly modifies 'native americans' and 'europeans'
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