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Chapter 03 Quiz A with Explanations
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In China, Neolithic agriculture in the southern Yangzi Valley was centered on the production of
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barley.
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rice.
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millet.
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Two indicators of the development of a social structure in China around 2000 B.C.E. were differentiation among burial sites and the production of
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silk.
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rice.
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jewelry.
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In Asia, what animal would play a significant role in warfare and nomadic life after its domestication around 2000 B.C.E.?
The elephant.
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The ox.
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The donkey.
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The horse.
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What was a significant feature of Indus or Harappan culture?
It established great uniformity over a large area.
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It was very militaristic in nature.
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It depended on interaction with nomadic cultures to survive.
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It was matriarchal.
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Why have some scholars proposed that Indus culture shared existing wealth equally?
All of the urban living quarters were the same.
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Archeologists have found little in the way of luxury goods.
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Written accounts show that all material items were shared equally.
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There were no displays of wealth found in tombs and homes.
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Archeologists have found Indus Valley commercial relations as far away as
Greece.
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China.
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Mesopotamia.
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Egypt.
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What was a major consequence of the collapse of Indus Valley culture around 1900 B.C.E.?
The collapse of Mesopotamian and Egyptian culture as well.
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The concentration of resources and people at Mohenjo-Daro.
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The turn toward militarism by Indus Valley urban centers.
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The abandonment of urban centers and migration of people eastward.
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What was the name of the Indo-European people who began to migrate into south Asia around 2000 B.C.E.?
Dravidian
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Arya
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Greek
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Persian
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What is the dominant language group on the Eurasian continent?
Semitic
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Turkic
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Indo-European
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Chinese.
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Classical Indian culture derives from the combining of Dravidian culture with that of
Indo-European Arya culture.
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Chinese culture.
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Semitic Hebrew culture.
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Mesopotamian culture.
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While the Vedas depict a society that was created through conquest, schoalrs nwo think that the
Aryas never really existed but were a literary invention.
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Aryas drove all of the local popultion from India.
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Aryas spread through peaceful assimilation with the local population.
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Aryas fought each other rather than the local population.
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What was the role of rajas in Vedic India?
They were cattle herders and played an important part in the economy.
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They were the offspring of Aryas and Dravidian marriages.
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They were clan chiefs who had significant military roles.
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They were long-distance merchants who carried goods as far as China.
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The Kshatriyas of the varna or class system were the
farmers.
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warriors and aristocrats.
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leather makers.
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priests.
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What was a significant advantage of the caste system?
It made it easy for the assimilation of newcomers into Indian society.
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It made sure that all groups in the system were equal.
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It provided for quick and easy social mobility.
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It supported the implementation of a strong centralized government.
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In India, the Upanishads combined Vedic traditions with
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indigenous traditions.
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Chinese traditions.
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Greek traditions.
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What was the significance of oracle bones found at Anyang?
They were used to decorate the Chinese palace.
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They were used as weapons on Chinese chariots.
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They are a major source for Shang History.
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They were a major source for Xia history.
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What was in high demand by the Chinese elites after 2000 B.C.E.?
Bronze weapons and vessels
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Oracle bones
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War chariots
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Copper bowls and wine dishes
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What dominated Shang ritual and religious ideas?
Oracle bones
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The worship of Amon
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Burial of bronze vessels
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Ancestor worship
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What was the nature of Zhou political control over its state?
They directly ruled over their territory.
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They ruled their territory indirectly.
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They continued the ruling pattern of the Shang Dynasty.
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They split their state between two rulers.
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What was a major preoccupation of the Oxus River valley people?
Trade
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Cotton farming
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Warfare
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Gold and silver production
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