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  1. Return to World in the Making Volume 1 Student Resources

Chapter 02 Student Quiz

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. The first writing system on earth was _____.

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. The development of irrigation agriculture required _____.

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. Religion played an important role in the growing power of cities in southern

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. The king's role grew more military as _____.

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. The need for a system of writing derived from _____.

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. The earliest known author in world literature is ____.

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. Until 1600 BCE, _____ was the dominant form of political organization in Southwest

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. States during this period rarely made contact with each other except in battle.

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. Egypt never had city-states.

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. In Egypt, kings represented the connection between humanity and the divine.

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