How are the Ten Commandments, the Eightfold Path, and the Five Relationships similar?

They provide standards by which people should live.

How did geography affect the economy of early China?

Very little trade occurred because of geographic features

What was one result of the domestication of plants and animals?

A steady food supply caused the creation of permanent settlements.

Which idea is true about the development of written language in the various ancient civilizations?

The ability to write was a special skill learned by wealth male

In what way was Christianity a change from the religious practices of the Ancient Greeks and Romans?

Christians believed there was only one God.

What was one way that seasonal flooding in Mesopotamia impacted agriculture?

Farmers used irrigation systems to water their crops.

How did the deserts that surround both Egypt and Mesopotamia help these civilizations grow?

They both provided natural barriers that protected

The Greek city-states were

Geographical feat. such as water & mountains kept the city-states isolatate

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1
How are the Ten Commandments, the Eightfold Path, and the Five Relationships similar?
They provide standards by which people should live.
They set up a structure for governments
They establish social hierarchies
They serve as non-religious laws for people to follow.
2
How did geography affect the economy of early China?
Trade only occurred with Japan since it was easy to sail there.
China traded often with their neighbors because of not enough food
Trade was localized along the coast of China.
Very little trade occurred because of geographic features
3
What was one result of the domestication of plants and animals?
Many breeds of plants and animals died
A steady food supply caused the creation of permanent settlements.
Limited resources sparked wars over food supplies and territories.
All wars ended because communities no longer fought over food supply.
4
Which religions originated in and had the greatest impact on the Indian subcontinent?
Hinduism and Buddhism
Hinduism and Taoism
Judaism and Taoism
Buddhism and Judaism
5
Which idea is true about the development of written language in the various ancient civilizations?
All civilizations developed writing so they could record laws
used hieroglyphics as their primary form of writing
The ability to write was a special skill learned by wealth male
The ability to read and write was common, for all
6
In what way was Christianity a change from the religious practices of the Ancient Greeks and Romans?
Christians taught that there was an afterlife.
Christians promoted the idea of reincarnation.
Christians believed that a higher being was flawed just like humans.
Christians believed there was only one God.
7
Hammurabi's Code is most closely related to what ancient civilization?
Mesopotamia
Egypt
China
India
8
What advancement in architecture that allowed Romans to build taller and more stable structures
beam
pillars
arch
9
What was one way that seasonal flooding in Mesopotamia impacted agriculture?
Farmers created levees and irrigation systems.
Farmers used terrace farming techniques.
Farmers used irrigation systems to water their crops.
Farmers created levees to control floods.
10
Which early river civilization created the pyramids and hieroglyphic writing?
Egypt
India
China
Mesopotamia
11
How did the deserts that surround both Egypt and Mesopotamia help these civilizations grow?
They both provided valuable natural resources
They both provided large areas of natural farmland.
They both provided open space
They both provided natural barriers that protected
12
The Greek city-states were
Geographical feat. such as water & mountains kept the city-states isolatate
Were easily accessible to each other leading to a single Govn't
Trade was done along land routes since there was little access to ports
connected and developed similar culture and Govn't

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