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Chapter 04 Quiz A with Explanations
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Egyptian expansion into Syria, Palestine, and Nubia occurred during the
New Kingdom.
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Old Kingdom.
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Middle Kingdom.
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First Interregnum.
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As exemplified by Hatshepsut, women of New Kingdom Egypt had
very few inheritance rights in a patriarchal system.
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the ability to serve as soldiers in the Egyptian army.
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more influence and legal autonomy than women anywhere else in the ancient world.
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the right to serve as the chief priests of temples at Thebes and Karnak.
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A large portion of the Egyptian population during the New Kingdom was engaged in
luxury good manufacture.
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long-distance trade.
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service to the state.
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building pyramids.
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Egypt's primary interest in Nubia was
its ports on the Red Sea.
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its access to the African interior.
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its superior pottery industry.
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its gold mines.
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After the Nubian conquest of Egypt around 730 B.C.E, how did the Nubian rulers administer their new territory?
They ruled through an extensive Nubian bureaucracy.
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They adopted many aspects of Egyptian culture and ruled as the pharaohs had done.
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They encouraged the spread of Nubian culture while keeping Egyptian political institutions.
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They split Egypt into many provinces and rewarded their supporters with governorships.
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What was the standing of women in Meroe's social structure?
They lived in a strong patriarchal structure.
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They had important roles in the merchant economy.
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They had a status similar to Mesopotamian women.
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They had political roles.
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What was a major factor motivating the Assyrians' expansion?
They sought greater wealth and resources.
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They sought to control the major east-west trade routes.
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They sought to protect themselves from Arabian nomads.
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They sought to gain the intellectual wealth of India.
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What was a serious shortcoming in the political organization of the Assyrian state?
It had no central authority, but relied on a multitude of provincial governors.
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The military was involved at all levels of political decision-making.
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The king made all of the important political, military, and administrative decisions.
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It relied too much on the governing abilities of its conquered people.
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How did the Assyrians rule over their conquered territories?
They used an extensive bureaucracy to control them directly.
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They relied on indirect rule, but would, if necessary, annex territories.
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The entire empire was directly ruled by the Assyrian king.
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Their rule was similar to that of Egypt over Nubia.
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The work that tells a history of the interaction between Yahweh and the peoples of Judah and Israel is called
the Avesta.
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the Iliad.
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the Bible.
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the Laws of Manu.
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What was the Assyrian attitude toward foreign cultures in their core zone?
They enforced assimilation among the peoples.
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They encouraged people to keep their cultures.
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They used deportation to keep the zone multicultural.
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They were ambivalent toward foreign cultures.
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Which people began to establish an extensive Mediterranean trade network with colonies during the tenth century B.C.E.?
The Assyrians.
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The Nubians.
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The Hebrews.
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The Phoenicians.
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What was a major cause of the fall of the Assyrian Empire?
The corrupt rule of Assurbanipal
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The growth of Hebrew power
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The failure of the tribute system
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The invasion of the "Sea Peoples"
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Nebuchadnezzar II's sacking of Jerusalem in the sixth century B.C.E. began a period in Hebrew history called the
Time of Sorrows.
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Egyptian enslavement.
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Great Deportation.
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Babylonian captivity
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The founder of the Persian Empire in the sixth century B.C.E. was
Cyrus the Achaemenid.
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Assurbanipal.
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Alexander the great.
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Hammurabi.
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Zoroastrian theology emphasizes a strong sense of
dualism.
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pessimism.
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humanitarianism.
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optimism.
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What impact did Aegean geography have on its people?
they lived in clans in mountainous regions.
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They created the largest urban centers in the ancient world.
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They relied significantly on irrigated agriculture.
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They looked outward to meets their needs.
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Participation in the government of a polis was based upon
wealth.
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citizenship.
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heredity.
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age.
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Rule by a small group of individuals is called
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a tyranny.
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a democracy.
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a monarchy.
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The limits of Persian expansion were reached in the fifth century B.C.E. when the Persians failed to conqueror the
Egyptians.
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Greeks.
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Mycenaeans.
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Phoenicians.
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