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Chapter 1 Bulliet, The Earth and Its Peoples: Brief

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Page 1: Chapter 1 Bulliet, The Earth and Its Peoples: Brief

Chapter 1

Bulliet, The Earth and Its Peoples:

Brief

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Question

Scholars now believe that the Indus Valley cities were destroyed by

A. the Shang Chinese.B. “systems failure.”C. invading nomads.D. civil war.

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Answer

Scholars now believe that the Indus Valley cities were destroyed by

A. the Shang Chinese.B. “systems failure.” (correct)C. invading nomads.D. civil war.

Hint: See page 38.

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Question

The written language of the Indus Valley civilization

A. was Dravidian.B. is related to Mesopotamian cuneiform.C. is undeciphered.D. was an alphabetic system that involved only

24 symbols.

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Answer

The written language of the Indus Valley civilization

A. was Dravidian.B. is related to Mesopotamian cuneiform.C. is undeciphered. (correct)D. was an alphabetic system that involved only

24 symbols.

Hint: See page 36.

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Question

During the Neolithic period, human communitiesA. were never more than villages.B. grew into large cities in some parts of the

world.C. grew into towns in some parts of the world.D. could be as large as 3,000 acres.

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Answer

During the Neolithic period, human communitiesA. were never more than villages.B. grew into large cities in some parts of the

world.C. grew into towns in some parts of the world.

(correct)D. could be as large as 3,000 acres.

Hint: See page 13.

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Question

In Egyptian religion, _______ returned to life to rule as king of the Underworld.

A. OsirisB. MardukC. TiamatD. Isis

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Answer

In Egyptian religion, _______ returned to life to rule as king of the Underworld.

A. Osiris (correct)B. MardukC. TiamatD. Isis

Hint: See page 33

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Question

The Egyptian state centered onA. the king.B. a priestly caste.C. a handful of wealthy men.D. regional overlords.

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Answer

The Egyptian state centered onA. the king. (correct)B. a priestly caste.C. a handful of wealthy men.D. regional overlords.

Hint: See page 18.

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Question

Culture includesA. dwellings.B. tools.C. beliefs.D. all of these.

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Answer

Culture includesA. dwellings.B. tools.C. beliefs.D. all of these. (correct)

Hint: See page 6.

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Question

The _________ Creation Myth climaxes in a battle between Marduk and Tiamat.

A. HarappaB. EgyptianC. PunjabiD. Babylonian

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Answer

The _________ Creation Myth climaxes in a battle between Marduk and Tiamat.

A. HarappaB. EgyptianC. PunjabiD. Babylonian (correct)

Hint: See page 15.

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Question

The focal point of the typical Mesopotamian temple precinct was the

A. palace.B. pyramid.C. ziggurat.D. lugal.

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Answer

The focal point of the typical Mesopotamian temple precinct was the

A. palace.B. pyramid.C. ziggurat. (correct)D. lugal.

Hint: See page 19.

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Question

The Egyptians developed a writing system known as

A. cuneiform.B. Linear B.C. hieroglyphics.D. Linear A.

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Answer

The Egyptians developed a writing system known as

A. cuneiform.B. Linear B.C. hieroglyphics. (correct)D. Linear A.

Hint: See page 30.

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Question

The second major river that helped to sustain the Indus Valley civilization was the

A. Hakra.B. Tigris.C. Nile.D. Ganges.

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Question

The second major river that helped to sustain the Indus Valley civilization was the

A. Hakra. (correct)B. Tigris.C. Nile. D. Ganges.

Hint: See page 35.