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Western Civilization

Week 2 quiz

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Which of these is the major advantage of farming over hunting and gathering Farming has much higher yields
The most key element in the development of civilization is: large groups of people
Civilization is primarily Greek in origin. False
The following site is one of the first large settlement in the Fertile Crescent: Catal Huyuk
As stated in the eText (Brown 2019: 20) the areas in red are the earliest sites we currently know for the emergence of agriculture. In this map, I can point to: True
Based on archaeological evidence, agriculture developed in a couple of places independently. These places are: All of the above Americas (although this is not a part of "the west" Egypt (North Africa) China Mesopotamia (Middle East)
Egyptian civilization developed along the __________ River. Nile
Arrange the rulers of Mesopotamian empires in sequential order: 1-Sargon the Great 2-King Ur-Namuu 3-King Hammurabi
It is likely one of the key reasons that of the reasons civilization developed in Mesopotamia is because of: water management
Mesopotamia was uniquely suited for agriculture because it had a (select all that apply): -an abundant supply of water -temperate climate -naturally rich habitat -prevalence of plants and animals susceptible to domestication
Mesopotamia is the region between three rivers. The three rivers are (check all that apply): Tigris Nile Euphrates
Mesopotamians believed that Gods were: cruel and easily offended
Mesopotamia was the cradle of human civilization True
The world's first true empire was ruled by______ when he conquered all the major Mesopotamian cities and united Akkad and Sumer. Sargon the Great
According to your eText (Brown 2019), the first true cities emerged in______. Which is shown in the above map in _________ Mesopotamia. Sumer, Southern
Which of these was crucial to the development of specialized crafts in the Neolithic Age? weather
Agriculture and the domestication of animals developed during the __________. Neolithic Age
When you visited the site (Links to an external site.) what civilizations are present (highlighted in color) in the Mediterranean at 2000 BC (-2000)? Egypt, Ur, and Minoan
Hunter-gatherers were healthier and longer-lived than agriculturalists. true
The most key element in the development of civilization is: large groups of people
Mesopotamians invented the first writing system, called: cuneiform
In the documentary, "Ancient Mesopotamia-The Sumerians" you learned that Sumerians: -Invented the wheel -tar has been collected for thousands of years y rolling hands in the sand -The region is much drier today -built reed houses almost identical to the ones used today in the region
In this course we will learn about "western" civilization. Where is the west? It may help to take a look at the table of contents in your eText scroll through to look at the maps. Familiarize yourself with the geographic region we will cover and why. *All of the above Rome Europe Greece Mesopotamia or Iraq
Learning history is important because it enables you to be an informed, engaged, productive citizen of the world. T/F TRUE
Homo erectus survived over 10 times longer than modern humans (us) have. True
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