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Code of Hammurabi 1750 BCE   41 The Code of Hammurabi demonstrates which of the following A The development of regional and interregional trade B The development of legal codes to facilitate the rule of governments ID: 650763

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“If a man came forward with false testimony in a case, and has not proved the word which he spoke, if that case was a case involving life, that man shall be put to death. If the man stole the property of church or state, that man shall be put to death; also the one who received the stolen goods from his hand shall be put to death. If a man has struck the cheek of a man who is superior to him, he shall be beaten sixty times with an oxtail whip in the assembly.”

Code of Hammurabi, 1750 BCE

 

41. The Code of Hammurabi demonstrates which of the following?

A. The development of regional and interregional trade

B. The development of legal codes to facilitate the rule of governments

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people

C. The development of new weapons

D. The development of urban planningSlide2

“If a man came forward with false testimony in a case, and has not proved the word which he spoke, if that case was a case involving life, that man shall be put to death. If the man stole the property of church or state, that man shall be put to death; also the one who received the stolen goods from his hand shall be put to death. If a man has struck the cheek of a man who is superior to him, he shall be beaten sixty times with an oxtail whip in the assembly.”

Code of Hammurabi, 1750 BCE

What is demonstrated with the punishments described in the passage?

A. New religious beliefs developed, such as Hebrew monotheism

B. The existence of intensified social hierarchies as states expanded

C. Systems of recordkeeping developed in early civilizations

D. Plants and animals had been domesticatedSlide3

“If a man came forward with false testimony in a case, and has not proved the word which he spoke, if that case was a case involving life, that man shall be put to death. If the man stole the property of church or state, that man shall be put to death; also the one who received the stolen goods from his hand shall be put to death. If a man has struck the cheek of a man who is superior to him, he shall be beaten sixty times with an oxtail whip in the assembly.”

Code of Hammurabi, 1750 BCE

What is demonstrated with the punishments described in the passage?

A. New religious beliefs developed, such as Hebrew monotheism

B. The existence of intensified social hierarchies as states expanded

C. Systems of recordkeeping developed in early civilizations

D. Plants and animals had been domesticatedSlide4

“When the species homo sapiens sapiens, anatomically modern humans, first appeared in southern and central Africa some 150,000 years ago, they lived side by side with other animals and

hominins . . . . But in important respects they were totally different from their neighbors, for they learned to change their environment with radically new skills and tools. Their departure from Africa, their first art works, their hunting prowess, and their trade networks are all signs of recognizably human behavior.”Voyages in World History, 3e, p. 4

In addition to what was mentioned in the passage, what else helped these first humans adapt to their new environment?

Domestication of animals

Multiple uses of fire

Access to iron

Surplus laborSlide5

“When the species homo sapiens sapiens, anatomically modern humans, first appeared in southern and central Africa some 150,000 years ago, they lived side by side with other animals and

hominins . . . . But in important respects they were totally different from their neighbors, for they learned to change their environment with radically new skills and tools. Their departure from Africa, their first art works, their hunting prowess, and their trade networks are all signs of recognizably human behavior.”Voyages in World History, 3e, p. 4

In addition to what was mentioned in the passage, what else helped these first humans adapt to their new environment?

Domestication of animals

Multiple uses of fire

Access to iron

Surplus laborSlide6

“When the species homo sapiens sapiens, anatomically modern humans, first appeared in southern and central Africa some 150,000 years ago, they lived side by side with other animals and

hominins . . . . But in important respects they were totally different from their neighbors, for they learned to change their environment with radically new skills and tools. Their departure from Africa, their first art works, their hunting prowess, and their trade networks are all signs of recognizably human behavior.”Voyages in World History, 3e, p. 4

The period summarized in the passage is referred to by which of the following terms?

Paleolithic Era

Neolithic Era

Little Ice Age

Big Geography Slide7

“When the species homo sapiens sapiens, anatomically modern humans, first appeared in southern and central Africa some 150,000 years ago, they lived side by side with other animals and

hominins . . . . But in important respects they were totally different from their neighbors, for they learned to change their environment with radically new skills and tools. Their departure from Africa, their first art works, their hunting prowess, and their trade networks are all signs of recognizably human behavior.”Voyages in World History, 3e, p. 4

The period summarized in the passage is referred to by which of the following terms?

Paleolithic Era

Neolithic Era

Little Ice Age

Big Geography Slide8

Which of the following would NOT be a Hindu religious document?

(A) The Upanishads (B) The Ramayana (C) The Gilgamesh Epic

(D) The Bhagavad GitaSlide9

Which of the following would NOT be a Hindu religious document?

(A) The Upanishads (B) The Ramayana (C) The Gilgamesh Epic

(D) The Bhagavad GitaSlide10

The reason so little is known about the Indus River Valley civilizations is because

A) to the best of our knowledge, they did not have a written language B) their language has not yet been decipheredC) their civilization did not achieve the level of sophistication of the other river valley cultures D) Most artifacts have been destroyed by invaders and the environmentSlide11

The reason so little is known about the Indus River Valley civilizations is because

A) to the best of our knowledge, they did not have a written language B) their language has not yet been decipheredC) their civilization did not achieve the level of sophistication of the other river valley cultures

D) Most artifacts have been destroyed by invaders and the environmentSlide12

The main role of the scholar-gentry class according to Confucius was to

A) educate the aristocracy B) run the government C) maintain harmony among the classes by advising the ruler D) discourage the peasantry from revoltingSlide13

The main role of the scholar-gentry class according to Confucius was to

A) educate the aristocracy B) run the government C) maintain harmony among the classes by advising the ruler D) discourage the peasantry from revolting