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Date: Earliest agricultural revolutions - Answer 10,000-12,000 BCE Date: Natufian Society - Answer BCE Date: Beginning of Indo-European migrations - Answer BCE. Migrant bands that settled alla round Eurasia - Celts in Britain, the Persians Date: First cities in Mesopotamia - Answer 3500 BCE Date: Beginnings of Vedic (Aryan) culture - Answer 1500 BCE Date: Beginning of Indus Valley (Harappan) civilization - Answer BCE Date: Xia dynasty - An...

Mycenaean Civilization - Answer -1st Greek city state, ruled by kings -Conquered Crete and Troy -Trade, Spread throughout Europe Under Nero, around 66 AD - Answer When were Paul and Peter martyred? Minoan Civilization - Answer -First -Crete -Bronze, bulls, Knessus Palace -Linear B developed into Greek -Ended abruptly Mycenaean Civilization - Answer BC Minoan Civilization - Answer BC Tyranny - Answer Dictatorship Oligarchy - Answer ...

cyclical - Answer upward or downward spirals; cultures repeating behaviors that lead to progression or regression (think pride cycle in book of mormon) Darwinism - Answer natural selection; the best (most advanced) people have developed and conquered cultural materialism - Answer humans do things for material motives (work together to survive) Altruism - Answer people who sacrifice for the needs of others really subconsciously do it to help themselves Environm...

Church's position on evolution - Answer *There is NO official position *Some leaders have shared opinions but have never said this is doctrine Carbon Dating - Answer Judging how old something is by the half life of carbon. Half of the carbon dies every so many years and so they can know how old something is based on how much carbon there is You can also look at the surrounding earth/other life forms How does mankind and civilization evolve? - Answer Through interacti...

Again, what happened when Alexander the Great dies in 323 BC? - Answer The empire breaks into three kingdoms (Greece, Egypt, and Seleucid empire) Who rises up against the Seleucid kingdom (formed after Alexander dies) in the 240's? - Answer Parthians After the Parthians beat the Seleucid kingdom what did they form? - Answer The Sassanid Persian Empire What caused the Roman empire to split in 285 AD? - Answer Political and Economic crisis (Disease & Plague, nom...

How did China bring order & unification?(9) - Answer Through patterns of religion and systems of thought (like India *jainism,buddhism,hinduism* Persia *zorastrianism*, and Rome *christianity*) What 3 main schools of thought emerge after the Warring states period? (9) - Answer 1. Confusionism 2.Legalism 3.Daoism Confusionism(9) - Answer *Humans want to be ethical *high moral order *Reciprocity What is Confucianism derive from?(9) - Answer Mandate of Heaven ...

Religions in India - Answer Jainism, Buddhism, Hinduism Persia religion - Answer Zoroastrianism Religion in Rome - Answer Christianity At the end of the Zhou dynasty and during the Warring states period from 402-221 BC, what three main schools of thought developed? - Answer Confucianism, Legalism, and Daoism What two roles does Confucianism, Legalism, and Daoism play in China? - Answer cultural and political What religion has to do with children respe...

Akkadian Empire - Answer Which empire was founded first? Cuneiform - Answer The Code of Hammurabi was written with: in irrigated fields between the Tigris and Euphrates River - Answer Where did Mesopotamian farmers grow their crops? Stone seals with pictures and characters - Answer What written (but indecipherable) sources did Harappan societies leave behind? They relied on running water to keep their large cities sanitary They relied on the rivers to water...

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Three ways that cancer cells differ from normal cells - Answer - Divide when they shouldn't - Invade surrounding tissues (malignant) - Move to other locations What is Cancer? - Answer Unregulated cell division Benign Tumor - Answer Doesn't affect surrounding tissues Malignant Tumor - Answer Invades surrounding tissues Metastasis - Answer cells break away from a malignant tumor and start a new cancer at another location Metastatic cells can trave...

Rule of the Tinkerer - Answer save the pieces what is the most famous fossil? - Answer archaeoptrics (aka Berlin Specimen) why is sex important? - Answer adds variability science relies on _______ - Answer evidence what are not half as rich a species as beetles - Answer flies (voluptuous) only 1/4 names of species that have been given names are - Answer coleoptra: beetles, etc. what are diptra - Answer flies reductionism - Answer ...

Why Do Cells Divide? - Answer 1. Replace normal wear and tear 2. Growth and Development 3. Replace cells that grow old (senescence) 4. We need them to for reproduction What do "Daughter Cells" need? - Answer All of the heredity of a "parent" cell. What are the characteristics of stem cells? - Answer 1. They help with self renewal and differentiation 2. Capable of dividing/renewing for long periods of time. 3. Unspecialized 4. Can become specialized W...

Haber-Bosch process and Ammonia - Answer Germans discovered how to make ammonia, from which they could make nitrate... make it through the Haber-Bosch Process= artificial N fixation...requires a tremendous amount of energy... uses roughly 1% of the world's energy Charles Lyell - Answer geologist that said the earth was more than 6,000 years old Robert Mathus - Answer said populations had a tendency to produce far too many individuals than the earth could hold Gregor...

Systematics - Answer Discovering the evolutionary relationships Biological Classifications - Answer Taxonomy, Phylogeny, Systematics, Clade Taxonomy - Answer Naming organisms -2 part name: Genus’s species (Genus capitalized, species lowercase. Both are italicized) Phylogeny - Answer classification based on evolutionary history Clade - Answer "family tree" of groups of organisms Hierarchical - Answer Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order...

Recessive disorders: - Answer heterozygotes (Aa) are carriers but no condition Dominant disorders: - Answer heterozygotes (Aa) are carriers to the next generation and have the condition & homozygotes (AA) have the condition commonly in more severe form Sex Linked Conditions - Answer gene is carried on the sex chromosomes much more likely on the X than the Y hemophilia, red/green color blindness, patterned baldness Law of Independent Assortment - Answer genes (a...

Biological Evolution - Answer A change in the genetic characteristics of a POPULATION of organisms over time (Population evolve, not individuals) How are evolutionary changes inherited? - Answer - Genes - Environmental Pressures: can cause changes but are not necessarily evolutionary The Process By Which Evolution Occurs - Answer Natural Selection: Process by which traits become more or less common in a population due to consistent effects upon the survival and or re...

What is cellular respiration? - Answer This is the process where the body takes glucose from food, combines it with oxygen to create energy. It is also called metabolism. What is the chemical equation for cellular respiration? - Answer C6H12O6 + 6O2 ----- 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP Electron Transport Chain - Answer Happens in the mitochondria. Convert ADP to ATP. Glycolysis - Answer Taking glucose and breaking it don through enzymes to make it into a more usable form so...

What does cell reproduction accomplish (mitosis and meiosis)? - Answer mitosis- start with 1 cell > end with 2 identical sister chromatids cell (diploid) that divides. Through pro,met,ana,tele - duplicate forms sister chromatids - then divide - pro, met, ana, tele (pro met ana gonna call on tele) meiosis - produces 4 haploid cells What is the cell cycle? - Answer - cell division - duplicating = interphase What are the 4 stages of mitosis - Answer Prophase, Metap...

name of wife - Answer kaye with an e purpose of the class - Answer instill a sense of wonder what good is a - Answer mosquito flies are - Answer veluptuous Alfred Russel Wallace quote - Answer rich without wealth happy without gold. Also known as the description of Javita rule of the tinkerer - Answer save the pieces why does god love beetles - Answer because they obey larva feed - Answer adults breed pupa - Answer ins...

Scientific Theory - Answer An explanation of natural phenomena developed through extensive and reproducible observations; more general and reliable than hypothesis Hypothesis - Answer a proposed explanation for a phenomenon based on available evidence that leads to a prediction that can be tested Inductive Reasoning - Answer how scientific theories arise. It's when you make a broad generalization based on many supporting observations, not based on things that contradic...