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An example of a primary source would be...
A photograph
Yesterday's newspaper
A documentary
A book from a scholar on the material
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Culture is:
A group's abandoned belief's practices, and customs
A group's supernatural beliefs and practices
An individual's beliefs, morals, and habits
A group's beliefs, practices, and customs
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The Feudal System where Kings rule over Knights and Landowners who rule over peasants
is represented by Economic Structure
is represented by Social Structure
is represented by Culture interactions
is represented by Political Structure
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The Confucian idea of filial piety
is the most important idea for a harmonious society
represents husband and wife
is the worst thing to happen in Chinese history
is the relationship between ruler and subject
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In most of China, businesses are owned by the government or are regulated by the government
Cultural Interactions
Human Environment Interaction
Economic Structure
Political Structure
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In a social system, a hierarchy consists of
members of a group rotating importance and responsibility
each person in a society being able to decide their own role
all members of a society holding equal power
people in a group being ranked by their importance
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Resurrection signifies
Jesus rising from the dead after three days
the exodus out of Egypt
Jesus performing miracles
achieving enlightenment
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Braves baseball, sweet tea, hip hop music, and southern hospitality make up Atlanta's
Social Structure
Cultural Interactions
Economic Structure
Political Structure
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Sedentary describes someone who
is exiled from their own community
prefers to travel from tribe to tribe
stays in a permanent place year round
consistently migrates each season
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A city-state describes a political unit
that consists of an independent state and its lands
multiple cities unite for military purposes
made up of cities and states working together to survive
of two opposing cities right next to each other
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The Vedas were
the 5 Pillars of Islam
a collection of hymns, prayers, and poems
a prophecy revealed to Abraham
a traditional Hindu festival
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All are part of the Five Pillars of Islam
except
Not eating pork
Prayers daily
Charity
Hajj
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A direct democracy allows
no organized system or ruler
an absolute monarchy
citizens to directly participate in government
citizens to elect representatives to rule
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A civilization is
A tribe of hunter-gatherers
A highly organized and complex society
A very primitive and simple society
A culture with practices and beliefs like their ancestors
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A ruler who has all the power and who's descendants rule after them is an
constitutional monarch
absolute monarch
king
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Pastoral Nomads:
Move periodically with domesticated herds of animals
Are sedentary with domesticated herds of animals
Constantly move to follow animals to hunt
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China's Yellow River that both provides good soil for farming and floods killing thousands
describes Cultural Interactions
describes Human Environment Interaction
describes Social Structure
describes Political Structure
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Which religion is Polytheistic?
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
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The Jewish Diaspora
was the migration of Abraham's people to Egypt
is where the Jews settled in Canaan
dispersed people all over the middle east and the world
made Jews slaves
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The 6 major world religions have all in common EXCEPT:
sacred texts
basic ethical principles
to get people into Heaven
a message that appeal to a diverse group of people
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In Buddhism, the Eightfold Path explains how to reach
Heaven
Enlightenment/Nirvana
Moshka
Reincarnation
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An example of a secondary source would be...
A newspaper from the time
A photograph
A book from the time
A research paper
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The Old Testament is the _____ for Christianity
Sunnah
Bible
Qur'an
Torah
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A hunter-gatherer is someone who
hunts in a large group to catch many animals at once
lives in a sedentary community with domesticated animals
eats both wild plants and animals
steals livestock from other groups of people
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The prophet of Islam is
Moses
Muhammad
Abraham
Jesus
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Hunter-gatherers were able to start staying in one location due to
Better hunting techniques
Agriculture and better weather conditions
More animals to choose to hunt
Agriculture and job specialization
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Cultural diffusion is
adoption of a culture that had previously been extinct
replacement of a culture with a new different culture
spread of cultural elements from one society to another
integration of two cultures to create a new culture
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A republic...
allows people to directly rule
allows people to rule through elected representatives
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Dogs are domesticated animals because:
They are smarter than other animals
Humans changed their own physical characteristics
They evolved on their own over time
Humans changed the animal's physical characteristics
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Christianity, Islam, and Judaism share the belief in
one God
the trinity
reincarnation
resurrection
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The theme that best describes the United States' Legislature, Judiciary, and Executive branches
Political Structure
Social Structure
Cultural Interaction
Economic Structure
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With civilizations came...
Written languages, architecture, and religion
empires that would last into the modern ages
Less food, disease, and apathy
War and a breakdown of social structure
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Shari'ah law
is a guide to Muslim life
is part of Islam's Five Pillars
is part of the Vedas
the Hajj
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Which theme could best describe the crisis during Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans in 2005?
Cultural Interaction
Human Environment Interaction
Economic Structure
Social Structure
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Abraham is an important prophet to
Buddhism, Hinduism, Confucianism
Islam, Judaism, Buddhism
Buddhism, Christianity, Islam
Islam, Christianity, Judaism