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EH Quiz 1 MC

Eastern Hemisphere Quiz One Multiple Choice

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Neolithic Revolution encompasses the wide-ranging transition of human beings from hunter-gatherers to settled agriculturalists
Catalhoyuk Neolithic town that was discovered on the Konya Plain in modern-day Turkey
kingdoms of Mesopotamia both chaotic and innovative
Hammurabi wrote and distributed one of the first known law codes in human history around 1750 B.C.
Assyrian Empire united multiple different kingdoms into a single state
5,000 years ago cities started appearing in Mesopotamia roughly
around 3500 B.C. Indus River Valley began trading with Mesopotamia
Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro cities organized by a grid system
Sanskirt earliest Hindu texts were written in this
Bhagavad Gita central philosophical text found in the Mahabharata
Dharma and Caste combine to form rigid social cohesion
Ancient China was a region of diverse kingdoms, differing in culture, ethnicity, and language
China considered the world's first modern state
Mandate of Heaven the reason dynasties ended according to Chinese tradition
Daodejing one of the first attempts to write political theory proposing just rule
Nile River sourced in Lake Victoria
Nile River flows North
Nile River empties into the Mediterranean Sea
Ramses II expanded the New Kingdom into the Middle East
Siddhartha Gautama traditional founder of Buddhism
Ruler Ashoka quest led him to establish Buddhism at the official state religion of his empire
Homer traditionally attributed author of the two great Greek epics, The Iliad and the Odyssey
Judaism world first monotheistic religion
Hebrew Torah consists of the Law, the Writings, and the Prophets
Christianity only religion in the world to have its central event the humiliation of God
Islamic Empires world's first global civilizations
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