chapter 1

Question 1

In what ways did the gathering and hunting economy shape other aspects of Paleolithic societys

Answer 1

the Gathering hunting economy shape aspects of the Paleolithic societies by helping create technological Innovations this caused the Agricultural Revolution because of the Paleolithic people moving around different places and causing transformation in the economy.

Question 2

why did some Paleolithic people abandon earlier more nomadic ways and begin to live a more settled life

Answer 2

Paleolithic people had abandoned their nomadic ways because doing so they can help transition and grow human life and begin building the foundation for bigger population cities and Empire

Question 3

what was it about the Agricultural Revolution that made it possible that these new forms of human society

Answer 3

the Agricultural Revolution made it possible for the new forms of human society by creating groups of societies that are adapted to where they were living

Question 4

what impact did animal husbandry have on agricultural societies

Answer 4

animal husbandry impacted agricultural societies by causing conflict because the past pastoral people couldn’t produce agriculture they still wanted money and tried to get Richard grazing land after they became peaceful and they got enraged and moved on both sides

Question 5

how did the various kinds of societies emerged out of the Agricultural Revolution differ from one another

Answer 5

the kinds of societies differed from one another because settled farming Villages had no chief and gender equality while cheifdoms were the opposite

Question 6

what was revolutionary about the Agricultural Revolution

Answer 6

the Agricultural Revolution was revolutionary because it caused more complex societies like civilization civilization became popular around the world most humans lived within a civilization

Question 7

what developments led to the rise of the first civilizations

Answer 7

developments in political and administrative capitals led to the first civilization also highly productive agricultural economies also led to the first civilizations were people didn’t have to grow their own food

Question 8

what were the roles of cities in the early civilization

Answer 8

the rules of cities were marketplaces for trading creating art architecture and administrative and political places

Question 9

using the map of 14 is 15 name the 9 major civilizations.

Answer 9

Eastern Christendom in Eastern Europe
Western Christendom in Western Europe
Islamic civilization Heartland in the Middle East
Chinese civilization in China
Indian civilization in India
Southeast Asian civilization in Southeast Asia
andean civilization in Peru
Egyptian civilization in Egypt
Mesoamerican civilization in Central America

Question 10

in what way was a ziggurat a means of reinforcing the government’s legitimacy

Answer 10

ziggurat help reinforce government’s legitimacy by proving they are dedicated to their religion which showed the people there and have power.

Question 11

in what respect did the various civilizations from the pre twelve hundred worlds differ from one another what common features did they share

Answer 11

the civilization differ from each other by the way their society was structured trying to get government officials the highest rank India gave their highest ranks of people with religious status they are similar because they both use category 4 members of the society Fittin they had different classes at the bottom of rain for both of those issues were slaves they also had gender inequality

Question 12

how does the image on page 19 show the distinctions created between caste

Answer 12

the image shows lower caste have people begging for wages from a higher caste man who does not touch them

Question 13

in what ways did the religious traditions of South Asia change over the centries

Answer 13

religious tradition of South Asia change from having Hinduism as the main religion where people follow the rules and work the jobs they were supposed to.in Buddhism people could be free of the suffering and not have to worry about the caste system

Question 14

to what extent were buddhist teachings similar to Hindu beliefs

Answer 14

Buddhist teachings were similar because they both had the idea that ordinary life is an illusion they also both wanted to overcome their ego

Question 15

how did the evolution of cultural traditions in India and China differ from one another

Answer 15

the evolution of cultural tradition different from one another because China begin to make Buddhism popular while India has Buddhism most leaves appear and instead went back to a form of Hindu

Question 16

how did Hinduism respond to the challenges of Buddhism

Answer 16

Hinduism responded to Buddhism by creating a more available religions people average people could devote themselves to a God by good acts rituals and simple living which combat against Buddhism

Question 17

explain the practice of filial diety and how it supports confusion

Answer 17

filial piety is where family members are required to be a proper good family members related to because it helped maintain an expectation for Chinese Society

Question 18

how did Daoism Outlook differ from that of confusion is

Answer 18

dial is believed that people should enact good and bring honor but instead act impulsively more like the way of nature

Question 19

What distinctive about the jewish religion tradition

Answer 19

something distinctive about the Jewish tradition was that only one God was worse if they also put moral righteousness above ritual

Question 20

how could you compare the teachings of Jesus and the Buddha in what ways did the religions involved after the death of their founders

Answer 20

they both had religions that split into different groups you can compare because they had religions that threatened other religions. they also believe that they had a connection with their gods

Question 21

how are the teachings of the Koran guarding social justice in the poor similar to the teachings of Buddhism and Christianity

Answer 21

the forehead and Christianity and Buddhism have similar do you think you’re guarding the for because they were all required to donate the poor if they were wealthy

Question 22

explain the similarities and differences in the spread of Islam and Christianity

Answer 22

Islam and Christianity were similar because they both spread fast and far but they both ended up splitting in two separate groups they’re different because the group’s didn’t fight in Christianity but the different fought in islam

Question 23

how does the image on page 37 reflected across cultural interaction

Answer 23

the painting shows cross-cultural interactions because Mohammed is teaching Jesus Moses and Abraham and the painting shows that the belief that Islam had influence on other religions the painting shows parts of other religions

Question 24

in what ways did cross-cultural interactions Drive changes in the free 1,200 world

Answer 24

cross-cultural interaction cause trade to happen in religions could spread to different places

Question 25

How do religions generally Outlast the political systems in which they were born

Answer 25

people want to be able to have something they strongly believe in and can follow throughout their life most people don’t agree with political systems that were forced upon them with no choice but political systems come and go because people could find a better way to organize a civilization