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Due to climate change and changing ocean levels, from where did the earliest humans migrate?

Out of africa

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Describe the first human societies (Paleolithic Era)?

Hunter-gatherer bands

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What were the long-term effects of the Neolithic Revolution?

  • Population increase

  • specialization of labor

  • social stratification

  • technological innovations

  • administrative institutions

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How did agriculture cause communities to form?

civilizations develop with their own unique cultures, governments, and religions

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Where did foundational civilizations develop during this period?

·        River Valleys

o   Tigris & Euphrates (Mesopotamia)

o   Nile (Egypt)

o   Indus (India)

o   Yellow & Yangtze (China)

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1.      What does specialization of labor lead to?

·        Social classes

·        Improvements in technology (tools) which leads to trade

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1.      How were the earliest civilizations administered?

·        Governments

o   Based on religion

o   Used legal codes

o   Kept records

§  Cuneiform

§  Hieroglyphics

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1.      What was a role of pastoral nomads in the Neolithic period?

·        Dissemination of new technologies and techniques

o   Composite bows, iron weapons, chariots, domestication of horses

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1.      What were some of the earliest major religious beliefs developed?

·        Animism

·        Judaism

·        Hinduism (from Aryan and Vedic beliefs)

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What new belief systems emerged during the classical era?

·        Buddhism

·        Confucianism

·        Christianity

·        Islam followed shortly after

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1.      What effect did Hinduism have on the social structure in South Asia?

It generated natural hierarchies

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1.      What did Confucianism seek to promote?

Social harmony through the five relationships

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1.      What was the core belief of Daoism?

·        Balance between humans and nature

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1.      What religion formed out of Judaism?

Christianity

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1.      How did Islam spread?

·        Merchants

·        Missionaries

·        Military expansion

·        Sufis

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1.      Which key dynasties arose in East Asia around the time of the Classical Era?

Qin and Han

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1.      Which key states rose in the Mediterranean in the Classical Era?

·        Phoenician city-states

·        Greek city-states

·        Roman Empire

·        Persian Empire

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1.      Which key states rose in South Asia during the Classical Era?

Mauryan and Gupta

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How did kings maintain rule in ancient civilizations?

·        Claim to divine connection

·        Support of religious elites (and military/aristocracy)

·        Record keeping

·        Legal codes

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1.      What techniques of imperial administration were used in the Classical Era?

·        Use of religion

·        Legalism

·        Centralized government bureaucracies

·        Military power

o   Defensive walls

·        Economic stability through trade

o   Roads

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1.      What role did imperial cities fill?

·        Centers of trade

·        Religious rituals

·        Political administration

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1.      What naturally accompanies trade?

·        Cultural diffusion

o   Transfer of goods, ideas, disease, and technologies

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1.      What caused the decline of the Classical Empires (Rome, Persian, Gupta, Han)?

·        Decentralization

·        Internal Problems

o   Weak leaders

o   Financial crises

o   Overextension

·        External Problems

o   Invaders

·        Environmental Damage

o   Disease, deforestation, desertification, erosion