3465318672 | hunting and gathering societies | organize rather small groups into political units | 0 | |
3465320332 | paleolithic age refers to | period in which simple stone tools were developed | 1 | |
3465322310 | a characteristic of the human species before the advent of civilization was | ability to spread to various geographic settings and climate zones | 2 | |
3465324424 | development of agriculture caused important changes except for | tendency to believe in many gods | 3 | |
3465325903 | why did the original inhabitants of Australia not develop agriculture? | climate was too severe | 4 | |
3465325904 | society is a civilization if | it practices sedentary agriculture | 5 | |
3465328104 | jew monotheism | proposed a less human=like and more abstract god | 6 | |
3465329705 | among early river civilizations | Huang he culture in China was most isolated | 7 | |
3465331624 | egypt differed from Mesopotamian civilization by stressing | well-organized, durable empires | 8 | |
3465332535 | Sumerian civilization produced first | written law code | 9 | |
3465333356 | earliest known writing in a civilization first developed in | middle east | 10 | |
3465336699 | one difference between classical civilizations and river valley civilizations was that in classical civilizations | political orgazniations were more elavorate | 11 | |
3465338860 | one difference between classical China and earlier Huanghe river valley civilization was | human sacrifices were suppressed | 12 | |
3465342084 | ceremony and hierarchy became important part of upper-class Chinese life b/c | Chinese believed that it would help unify society and prevent greed | 13 | |
3465345339 | Confucian belief | a good society has hierarchy in both family and state | 14 | |
3465348767 | song of heaven concept didn't promote | priests' control of state | 15 | |
3465349828 | daoists would agree with Confucianists on all except | importance of political activity | 16 | |
3465351230 | Chinese govt accepted Daoism because...except | daoists believed that nobles were holier than peasants | 17 | |
3465352334 | one of china's key economic strengths | high levels of tech innovation | 18 | |
3465355255 | cultural diffusion in early Chinese history | intro and spread of Buddhism from India | 19 | |
3465356381 | Qin dynasty differed from Zhou dynasty in that | it was more centralized | 20 | |
3465357535 | all of following constituted function in govt in Han China except | schools for peasant boys | 21 | |
3465359256 | not a reason India was invaded more often than China | hostility to warfare | 22 | |
3465359257 | hindu ethics involved | emphasis on individual carrying out obligations of life | 23 | |
3465360600 | in contrast to China, social values that developed in classical India | encouraged greater emotional spontaneity | 24 | |
3465361803 | in classical period, both China and Indea | showed considerable tolerance for different religions | 25 | |
3465364555 | india's trading network involved direct contact with all except | Russia | 26 | |
3465364556 | compared to China, Indian social and economic structure | gave a stronger role to merchants | 27 | |
3465366136 | buddhism differed from Hinduism by not believing | in caste system | 28 | |
3465366137 | Aryan conquerors brought to India | distinctive religious ideas | 29 | |
3465367351 | Confucian and Hindu values both | helped justify and preserve social inequality | 30 | |
3465368492 | indian caste system served to an extent as a political institution by | enforcing rules about social behavior | 31 | |
3465369721 | India's political tradition | stressed importance of regional and local units | 32 | |
3465372014 | both ancient Rome and Greece depended on slavery. one result= | both groups lagged in tech advances compared to China or India | 33 | |
3465373931 | compared to modern American ideas of democracy, Athenian democracy was distinctive in | urging that all citizens participate directly in lawmaking and policymaking | 34 | |
3465375852 | from Confucian viewpoint, Roman Empire might have been criticized for placing too much confidence in | laws rather than trained officials | 35 | |
3465375853 | Greek genius was politics, Roman genius was | engineering | 36 | |
3465377084 | Senate of republican Rome reprsetned | landed aristocracy | 37 | |
3465379229 | Roman emperors tried to prevent popular disorder by | organizing food supplies and distribution | 38 | |
3465380641 | Punic Wars | Athens vs Sparta | 39 | |
3465380651 | Greek and Roman agriculture | tended to develop large, commercial estates | 40 | |
3465382279 | Roman Empire | tolerated local political and religious diversity | 41 | |
3465383381 | socratic method emphasized | importance of questioning | 42 | |
3465384275 | greek and hellenistic approach in science | used math to try and explain nature's patterns | 43 | |
3465390763 | nomadic invaders often had military advantages over armies of empires because | they were more skilled as horsemen | 44 | |
3465394849 | end of Gupta empire differed from decline of Rome in that it did not involve | intro of new religion for majority (christianity) | 45 | |
3465396702 | eastern portion of Roman Empire experienced less decline than the west for all except | east resisted spread of Christianity | 46 | |
3465397541 | Buddhism stressed | meditation and ethical bejavoir | 47 | |
3465398883 | despite major differences, Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism all show interest in | life after death (heaven, nirvana, reincarnation) | 48 | |
3465400667 | compared to Hinduism, Christians more likely to | see humans as superior to rest of nature | 49 | |
3465402450 | after 200 C.E., an increased number of ppl in Asia, Europe, and North Africa began to adapt faiths characterized by | monotheism | 50 | |
3465404035 | by 600, a good definition of barbarian would be | someone who's not part of a civilization | 51 | |
3465405465 | compared to Hinduism and Buddhism, all constitute distinctive features of late-Roman Christianity except | non-believers can't join hrch | 52 | |
3465406699 | events in late Han China and late Rome empire show that the decline of a civilization, whether temporary or permanetn | is not simply the result of attack by outside invaders | 53 | |
3465407609 | best survived Hun invasions in India | Hindu Beliefs | 54 |
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