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10 22.12.1 Civics Rethinking Civilisation Crash Course
10 22.12.1 Civics Rethinking Civilisation Crash Course
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1
What did food surplus not lead to?
everyone needed for agriculture
centralization
civilization
population growth
2
In South-East Asia the civilizing force was the reading of _____________.
palms
religious and philosophical texts
the Bible
laws
3
The Southeast Asian _________are refugees on the fringes of the great waves of civilization.
people
cities
farmers
hill tribes
4
There is a _________ to Zomian style social orders.
freedom
complexity
coercion
sustainability
5
Most of the earliest civilizations were found in ___________.
river valleys
mountains
the tropics
Europe
6
It’s common for the creation of __________to involve coercion.
armies
cities
agriculture
states
7
What is their maybe not a downside to?
freedom
servitude
state control and taxes
conscription
8
Equating civilization with coercive ________calls into question what it means to be civilized.
action
state resources
remote control
state control
9
Our main reference is ‘The Art Of Not Being Governed, An Anarchist History Of Upland __________’
Northwest Europe
Southeast Asia
Southwest Asia
Southwest Europe
10
Wars in Southeast Asia were less about territory and more about the capture of __________.
slaves
farmers
rulers
refugees
11
_______is mountainous and jungley and home to up to 100 million people.
Zomia
Thailand
The Himalayas
Southeast Asia
12
In the absence of written records History is called ____________.
Philosophy
Anthropology
Geography
Sociology