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CSET Social Science Exam 2026
Questions and Answers

Rousseau - Correct answer-(1712-1778) Believed that society threatened natural

rights and freedoms. Wrote about society's corruption caused by the revival of

sciences and art instead of it's improvement. He was sponsored by the wealthy and

participated in salons but often felt uncomfortable and denounced them. Wrote

"The Social Contract."

epic - Correct answer-A long narrative poem telling of a hero's deeds

glaciation vs. interglaciation - Correct answer-we are in interglaciation stage of ice

age (ha!)

ice age and species - Correct answer-primacy of mammals vs. cold blood vs. plants

limiting competition, requiring migration

early humans and food - Correct answer-needed to leave lush jungle

migratory herds were most reliable food source




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,thaw led to abundant vegetation therefore - Correct answer-humans realized no

need to migrate, but herds didn't know this. need to domesticate in order to stay in

place

early use of dogs - Correct answer-probably first for sheep, then other animals

how did domestication of animals lead to agriculture - Correct answer-herd

animals allowed humans to stay put long enough for a harvest

steps leading to human hierarchies - Correct answer-Step 1: A person does

something awesome or terrible to the people.

Step 2: Out of love for or fear of that person, the people decide to follow him.

Step 3: The leader realizes he cannot possibly handle everything himself.

Step 4: He divides his responsibilities and authority among subordinates.

The most common form of hierarchy is - Correct answer-an aristocracy. In this

system, status is based on one's lineage

The system Jethro proposed was a theocracy, - Correct answer-a hierarchy based

on religion

At core of human hierarchies for most of history - Correct answer-kinship (knights,

kings, city states, emperors)



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,mother goddess worship - Correct answer-oldest sculptures. reach peak in Minoan.

bull as constrained male force?

Noah story - Correct answer-told for thousands of years. probably stems from prior

cultures. influence of actual flood? lake in north america?

indo european diaspora - Correct answer-8000 years ago. proto-indo-european

from black sea basin. scatter. common language roots. (ma). spreads civilization

and farming around the world

one of the black basin farmers ends up in mesopotamia. what periods? what result?

- Correct answer-ubaid. uruk. division of skills. population surplus. creation of

networks to feed central.

walled cities like jericho - Correct answer-defeat barbarians for many years

rivers essential ________ but _______ - Correct answer-for moving

supplies___but ultimately you're going to need roads if you want to expand into

other territories

roads not feasible until - Correct answer-discovery of how to make bronze, which

can be used to cut stone. (and weapons)




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, advent of horses - Correct answer-steppe and assyrians embraced. but not

widespread until advent of the stirrup. plus, early horses not great for a lot of

things.

bronze + horse = - Correct answer-empire. defines success for next 1000 years.

sumerians. hittites.

roads of various empires connected by - Correct answer-darius

how do chariots defeat Jericho - Correct answer-horses attack so fast many goods

can't be moved inside. then they are starved.

civilizations (with agriculture) create surpluses, divisions of labor, modern

advancements (e.g. bronze) in exchange for a lack of sustainability but - Correct

answer-restricted to areas with lots of water and good climate. Competing systems

went to less hospitable areas.

horse people could compete in fertile areas - Correct answer-because of archery,

pastoral food supplies, maneuverable horses (no need for roads)

The struggle between settled agriculturalists and nomadic pastoralists is the longest

standing conflict in human history. - Correct answer-Settled agriculturalists take all

the best land and make fine products. Horse peoples run in, take the fruits of

civilization's labor, and head back to the steppe.


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