CSET: Subtest 1: History &
Social Science fully solved &
updated(graded A+)
hunter/gatherer socieites: food contributions by role - answer
gatherers contribute more calories to fill daily needs than hunters,
although hunters contributions celebrated (feast)
Intentional cultivation: Date & Locations - answer 12,000 years ago:
Fertile Crescent (TIgris & Euphrates rivers & Middle East) & Nile
(Eygpt)
African& Mesopotamian Civ. flourish: Peoples & Date) - answer
2000BCE: Sumeria, Babylonia, Assyria (Mes.) & Egypt & Kush
(AFrica)
Thinking about Civilizations - answer Geography influences economy
(trade, etc.)
Social Structures of Society (group size, fam. structure)
Religious & Political Life
Confucius - answer B. 500 BCE. incorporated principles of older
chinese thinking into confucionism
Confucianism - answer Concept of respect: one must respect one's
parents & family, govt & rulers, live upright as a sign of self-respect.
Supported by China's rulers
, Lao-Tzu - answer Built on existing concepts of yin & yang, the
complementary polarities of all existence, in formulating mystical
philosophy of Taosim
Taoism - answer The essence of Tao is balance (yin/yang): one must
strive to be aware of the order and harmony of all existence and to
live in accordance with it. Only in balance and harmony can one live
a successful life.
Gutama Buddha (the Buddha) - answer India: Prince born who
rejected destiny & embarked on mission to discover sources of
human suffering. Taught primary source of suffering is failure to
control one's desires.
Buddhism - answer incorporates elements from other religions,
including karma & reincarnation (Hinduism) and a belief in the
possibility of Enlightenment & being freed from the cycle of birth-
death-rebirth
karma - answer a fate that is earned
reincarnation - answer rebirth after death
mythology - answer religious stories
Athens - answer Greek city known for philosophers & artists
Sparta - answer preeminent military and athletic center of Ancient
Greece.
Romans: relationship to Greece - answer conquered Greece 500 yrs
after founding of Rome & incorporated Greek mythology & culture
to Rome's.
Social Science fully solved &
updated(graded A+)
hunter/gatherer socieites: food contributions by role - answer
gatherers contribute more calories to fill daily needs than hunters,
although hunters contributions celebrated (feast)
Intentional cultivation: Date & Locations - answer 12,000 years ago:
Fertile Crescent (TIgris & Euphrates rivers & Middle East) & Nile
(Eygpt)
African& Mesopotamian Civ. flourish: Peoples & Date) - answer
2000BCE: Sumeria, Babylonia, Assyria (Mes.) & Egypt & Kush
(AFrica)
Thinking about Civilizations - answer Geography influences economy
(trade, etc.)
Social Structures of Society (group size, fam. structure)
Religious & Political Life
Confucius - answer B. 500 BCE. incorporated principles of older
chinese thinking into confucionism
Confucianism - answer Concept of respect: one must respect one's
parents & family, govt & rulers, live upright as a sign of self-respect.
Supported by China's rulers
, Lao-Tzu - answer Built on existing concepts of yin & yang, the
complementary polarities of all existence, in formulating mystical
philosophy of Taosim
Taoism - answer The essence of Tao is balance (yin/yang): one must
strive to be aware of the order and harmony of all existence and to
live in accordance with it. Only in balance and harmony can one live
a successful life.
Gutama Buddha (the Buddha) - answer India: Prince born who
rejected destiny & embarked on mission to discover sources of
human suffering. Taught primary source of suffering is failure to
control one's desires.
Buddhism - answer incorporates elements from other religions,
including karma & reincarnation (Hinduism) and a belief in the
possibility of Enlightenment & being freed from the cycle of birth-
death-rebirth
karma - answer a fate that is earned
reincarnation - answer rebirth after death
mythology - answer religious stories
Athens - answer Greek city known for philosophers & artists
Sparta - answer preeminent military and athletic center of Ancient
Greece.
Romans: relationship to Greece - answer conquered Greece 500 yrs
after founding of Rome & incorporated Greek mythology & culture
to Rome's.
