Palestine Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What did early people's food habits derive from? correct answers what was available in the near environment What was the driving force that determined what early people ate? correct answers Survival If an early civilization was located near the sea, what did their dietary patterns look like? correct answers largely of shellfish and seafood What foods did civilizations in temperate river valleys grow/raise? correct answers wheat or other cereal and vegetable crops; domesticated animals ...

Ur - an early Sumerian city in ancient Mesopotamia Phoenicians - Located on eastern Mediterranean coast; invented the alphabet which used sounds rather than symbols like cuneiform King Scorpion - Predynastic Egyptian ruler Uruk - City representing Mesopotamian culture- existed from 4000 to 2900 BCE Weni - Court official of 6th dynasty ancient Egypt. In tomb, Autobiography of Weni was discovered. Tell el-Amarna - Site of ruins/tombs of Akhetaton. Upper Egypt Enkidu - In the epic of Gilgam...

Sharuhen correct answers location of a hyksos barony, southern coast of Palestine, its territory owed much to the monarchs in Avaris Kusae correct answers Furthest reach of the Hyksos, border of Theban civilization in south and Hyksos Herakleopolis correct answers the city controlled by Aktoy I - from this most powerful city, he forced other Barons to accept his claim of Kingship and his 17 family members followed him in his ascension to the throne Buhen correct answers Fortress at ____...

John Locke 17th century English philosopher who opposed the Divine Right of Kings and who asserted that people have a natural right to life, liberty, and property. Social Contract A voluntary agreement among individuals to secure their rights and welfare by creating a government and abiding by its rules. Tabula Rasa blank slate philosophes Writers during the Enlightenment and who popularized the new ideas of the time. Baron Montesquieu Enlightenment thinker who s...

Kines 100 Exam 6 Questions With All Complete Answers What is meaningful movement - Answer --intentional and voluntary -creates something of value/worth -has significance beyond physical vitality and biological wellness What does "sport saves the world" by Alexander Wolff explain and list - Answer -physical activity programs that intend to change underprivileged nations what program is combating AIDS in Zimbabwe - Answer -Grassroot soccer what program is combating violence in Rio ...

Basic Life of Christ 133 PACE CHECKUP A,CHECKUP B,CHECKUP C,VOCABULARY,SELF-TEST Apocrypha Books at one time interspersed among the canonical books of the Bible but not sanctioned by Jesus Christ. Aramaic A west Semitic language,closely related to Hebrew. dispersion The term commonly applied to the Jews living outside Palestine and maintaining their religious faith among the Gentiles. The prophecy of such dispersion is seen primarily through the Assyrian and Babylonian captivities. Esse...

CSET Social Science 100% SOLUTIONS most frequent source of conflict between church and state in Europe throughout the middle ages - ANSWER the doctrine of papal supremacy Latin American revolutionaries of the early nineteenth century drew intellectual inspiration from - ANSWER political ideals of the Enlightenment important consequence of western European industrialization during the first half of the nineteenth century - ANSWER a division for families between home life and work life ...

Am ha-Aretz - CORRECT ANS Hebrew term meaning "people of the land" and referring to the common, uneducated masses, who were looked down on by the upper levels of society. They are probably referred to in John 7:49. The Greek equivalent is hoi polloi. apocalyptic - CORRECT ANS Term describing both a theological movement and its literature. It postulates the increase of evil in the world, the near end of the age, and the decisive intervention of God to inaugurate the age to come. Bo...

How did early people obtain food supply? What role did their immediate environment play? correct answers Hunting and gathering. Environment dictated what they ate and grew. Emmer (wheat) correct answers Originated from Palestine and harvested around 10,000 BCE. It was eaten in Syria by 9000 BCE Barley correct answers Became food crop in India around 7000 BCE Taro correct answers Cultivated crop in New Guinea by 7000 BCE Manioc correct answers Group of related tropical plants native t...

Praxis 5154 Questions and Answers Rated A+ Weaknesses of the articles of confederation no power to tax no army no power to pass laws ratification of the constitution - 1787-88 fears weaken the power of the states what did quakers favor religious freedoms and acceptance of diverse cultures what caused thomas jefferson to hesitate making the louisiana purchase thought the president lacked constitutional authority major causes of sectionalism in the United States in nineteenth century slavery i...