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1.3.2-States organized around rulers who headed large households (emergence of states)
Sovereign State
Vassal State
City-State
Territorial State
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1.1.1- Whatwas the most important tech in the Paleolithic era (technological transformations)
<div>the wheel</div>
Domestication of animals
metallurgy
Fire
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1.3.2- A city that with surrounding territory forms an independent state (emergence of states)
City-State
Country
State
Empire
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1.3.2- Which was not a consequence of warring states? (interactions of early societies)
new technology
transportation
acquiring wealth
population decline
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1.3.1-What major mountain range is located in South America? (geography, environment)
Ural
Alps
Himalayas
Andes
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1.3.1-What was a cause of the migration of humans? (human migration, urbanization)
Social
War
Boredom of there home
Environmental/Demographic
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1.2.2- human labor put into a plot of land for more than one growing cycle (agriculture)
Industrialized Agriculture
Settled Agriculture
Intensive Subsistence Agriculture
Subsistence Agriculture
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1.2.1-The establishment of a dominant relationship among higher societies.(social interaction)
Social Classes
Social Hierarchies
Societies
Dominance
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1.3.3- A rectangular tower/temple built in the 3rd millennium B.C. (religion, architecture)
Five Pillars of Islam
Ahuru Mazda
Angkorwat
Ziggurats
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1.3.1- What was the significance of the Tigris and Euphrates?(development of civilizations)
mohenjodaro developed here
theywere important trading cities
they were rivers in the middle east
Mesopotamia developed here
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1.1.1- What were the gender roles of the Paleolithicera?(peopling of the earth)
it was patriarchical
Women and men had equal importance
it was a matriarchy
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1.1.3- What was not a system of record keeping? (systems of record keeping)
quipu
alphabets
code of hammurabi
cuneiform
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1.3.1-What river had annual flooding and was used to grow crops in Egypt?(geography)
Tigris River
Nile River
Euphrates River
Indus River
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1.3.2 _____helped in unifying states through laws, language, religion, myths and architecture.
culture
the gods
the government
rulers
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1.3.2-What did the Middle and New kingdoms accomplish? (kingdoms, culture)
Conquer all lands
Build protective walls around the cities
Unify the river valley and expand
Worship the gods
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1.2.1 What were some effects of the Neolithic revolution?(neolithic revolution)
warfare
promoted environmental diversity
Development of more complex and social systems
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1.3.2- Any state that is subordinate to another. (social hierarchy, states)
Vassal State
Microsocieties
City-State
Territorial State
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1.3.3- A group of states or countries under a single supreme authority. (states/hierarchy)
Empire
City-States
Country
Vassal State
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What did the Central Andes' state systems transcend local communities to do? (geography) 1.3.1
leave their homes
build large crop farms
function as confedrations
dig for gold
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1.3.3-What was the first religion and where was it practiced? (religion, geography)
Judaism in Israel
Zoroastrianism in Persia
Hinduism in India
Buddhism in Nepal
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1.1.1- Where did humans first emerge? (human history, culture, geography)
Africa
South America
Asia
Europe
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1.2.1-When did the Neolithic Revolution begin?(neolithic revolution, history)
100,000 years ago
1 million years ago
10,000 years ago
50,000 years ago
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1.3.3-What technology was used as an advantage to European cultivators?(technology,agriculture)
Chariots
Terrace farming
Slaves
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1.1.1- Long distance travel for the purpose of resentments (environmental shift/climate change)
Emigration
People Movement
Migration
Immigration
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1.2.1- To tame an animal for produce To cultivate a plant for food (domestication, agriculture)
Domesticate
Settled Agriculture
Naturalize
Pastoralism
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1.3.3- The belief or worship in more than one god. (religion, old world worship)
Pastoralism
Ideology
Polytheism
Zoroastrianism
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1.3.1- Which one is not a characteristic of early civilizations?(development of civilizations)
weremainly peaceful
Produced surplus food
complex institutions
religioushierarchies
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1.2.2- The branch of agriculture concerned with the raising of livestock (agriculture)
Horticulture
Agronomy
Entomology
Pastoralism
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What is an example of urban planning? (urbanization, human culture)
quipu
sewage systems
ziggurats
territorial expansion
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1.2.2 Which is not an effect of pastoralism and agriculture? (agricultured and pastoralism)
increase in soil fertility
population growth
Surplusfood
specializationof labor
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1.3.3 ____ helped spread tech, the development of new weapons, and transportation (development)
horseback riding
the Hittites
Pastoralists
The Egyptians
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1.1.1-In what region are the Tigris and Euphrates rivers located? (geography)
China
Mesopotamia
South America
Western Europe
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1.3.3-Oldest known form of writing found in Mesopotamia (literature, writing, geography)
Epic of Gilgamesh
Phonecian Alphabet
Cuneiform
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1.1.1-What was the birthplace of civilization? (emergence of civilization)
Alps
Rome
Mesopotamia
Egypt
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1.3.3-What was the main difference between the Minoans and the Mycenaeans? (human cultures)
Wealth
Peace vs war
Different languages
Large state vs small state
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1.3.2-What was one of the most major cities in Egypt?
Giza
Sumer
Harappa
Ur
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1.3.1- Where did agriculture first emerge? (agricultural history, geography)
South America
Fertile Crescent (Iran/Egypt)
West Africa
China
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What were the thoughts about the transition from gathering to agriculture called?(agri.)1.2.2
Agriculturalization controversy
Farm Building
Agriculture Beliefs
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1.3.2- A line of hereditary rulers (religion, social hierarchy)
Clan
Prophets
Zoroastrianism
Dynasty
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1.2.1 What was a negative effect of pastoralism?(neolithic rev., early agricultural societies)
Pastoralists were violent
<div>farmers lost land</div>
Over grazing led to depleted resources