How does this image represent "communities"?

Religious communities would come and live together, building culture & blue

How do these Caesar Augusts coins represent products and exchange of goods?

They were used all throughout the Roman Emp. which had foreign trade & Blue

What was good about the Chinese Civil Service Exams?

It increased education and the merit of government workers

How does this picture represent trade "networks"?

Good from nearly all corners of Afroeurasia became accessible 2 people& red

How would the Mongols rule the new lands they conquered?

Let you keep your current gov. if you claimed Khan as your leader

What were the main reasons for the fall of Rome?

Economy, Lack of grain, Disease, invasion and political changes

How does this mosque in Mali (13th century) show cultural syncretism?

It shows the blend b/w African architecture and Islamic faith (also red)

What's the difference between city, state, and empire?

Each item increases in size and power of influence.

What's the benefit of keeping hunting and gathering societies small?

To manage the depletion of resources

Why were some people more unhealthy/lived shorter lives in permanent settlements?

More opportunities for war/rebellion (also blue and orange)

Why was agriculture more beneficial to humans than hunting/gathering?

Enables more jobs to open up for people (also blue and green)

How'd religion change between 800 CE and 1500 CE?

Christianity spread before and after Islam and slower (also red)

How would the Mongols treat the many religions of the people they conquered?

Sometimes even mix religions to create a new one (also orange)

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1
How does this image represent "communities"?
Religious communities would come and live together, building culture & blue
Religious communities also spread and mix with other cultures.(Cult. Sync.)
2
What geographic feature allowed humans to make permanent settlements?
Gold and Salt
River Valleys
Concrete
Phosphorous and Nitrogen
3
How do these Caesar Augusts coins represent products and exchange of goods?
They were used all throughout the Roman Emp. which had foreign trade & Blue
Rome&China were the anchors to the Silk Road & each had sought after goods
4
What was the main religion of Persia when the Mongols invaded in the 13th Century?
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Zoroastrianism
5
What was good about the Chinese Civil Service Exams?
It spread Confucianism
It created the world's first democracy.
It ended corruption in the government
It increased education and the merit of government workers
6
How does this picture represent trade "networks"?
Trade networks grew and expanded over time. Largest was Silk Road
Good from nearly all corners of Afroeurasia became accessible 2 people& red
7
What are the 5 characteristics of state?
Environment
Culture
SPICET
Economics
8
How would the Mongols rule the new lands they conquered?
Force you to follow their gov style.
Let you keep your current gov. if you claimed Khan as your leader
With pure brutality and force.
Kill anyone who followed the old government
9
What were the main reasons for the fall of Rome?
Ottoman invasion, trade networks fell, and no economy
Changes in religion, disease, invasion and poisonings
Economy, Lack of grain, Disease, invasion and political changes
10
How does this mosque in Mali (13th century) show cultural syncretism?
It blends African religion with Islamic architecture
It blends African politics with the Islamic faith
It shows the blend b/w African architecture and Islamic faith (also red)
It blends African culture with Arabic culture and education
11
What's the difference between city, state, and empire?
States have more power than empires
Cities have more power than states
Cities last longer than empires
Each item increases in size and power of influence.
12
What would likely be the MAIN reason for the Fall of Rome
Lack of grain imports
Fall in economic power
Gothic invasions
Changes in politics
13
What's the benefit of keeping hunting and gathering societies small?
So they could easily choose a single leader
To avoid contact with other communities
To manage the depletion of resources
To avoid predatory animals
14
Why were some people more unhealthy/lived shorter lives in permanent settlements?
They still had to fight off large animal predators.
More opportunities for war/rebellion (also blue and orange)
Sedentary (not moving) lifestyles
Increase in pollution
15
Why was agriculture more beneficial to humans than hunting/gathering?
Made it easier to build communities
Better for trade
Sustained food source/diverse diets
Enables more jobs to open up for people (also blue and green)
16
How'd religion change between 800 CE and 1500 CE?
Christianity had a greater influence on World History
Christianity spread before and after Islam and slower (also red)
Islam had a greater influence on World History
Islam spread fastest and farthest
17
How would the Mongols treat the many religions of the people they conquered?
Sometimes even mix religions to create a new one (also orange)
Force you to change your religion to theirs
Force people to pay taxes to keep their religion
Let you keep them as long as you claimed the Mongols as your ruler

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