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38. A society is almost certainly a civilization if..
It is agricultural

39. The Neolithic Revolution occurred first in
The middle east

40. Which of the following is not a feature of Sumerian Civilization?
A simplified alphabet of 22 letters

42. Jewish monotheism.. - emphasized the power and abstraction of God

43. the development of writing.. - helps explain why government could become more formal and bureaucratic

44. the "son of heaven" concept was designed to promote all of the following EXCEPT… - priest's total control of the state

45. one difference between classical civilizations and river-valley civilizations was that in classical civilizations.. - political organizations were more elaborate

46. one difference between classical China and the earlier Hwang Ho river-valley civilization was that in classical China - religious sacrifices were suppressed.

47. the Qin dynasty differed from the Zhou in that… - it was more centralized

48. Chinese views or nature emphasized… - harmony and balance

49. A "dynasty" in Chinese history was.. - a family that passed the imperial title from generation to generation

50. Which of the following was a Confucian belief… - a good society has a firm patrilineal hierarchy

51. one of China's key economic strengths was - high levels of technological innovation

52. the Chinese government accepted Daoism for all of the following reasons EXCEPT - Daoists believed that nobles were holier than peasants

53. Daoists would disagree with Confucianists on all of the following EXCEPT - the importance of political activity

54. Chinese art featured - careful craftsmanship and detail work

55. Confucian and Hindu values both - Helped justify and preserve social inequality.

56. In the classical period, both china and india - showed considerable tolerance for different religions

In contrast to china, the social values that developed in classical India

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