Humanities Chapter 1 Test Flashcards

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Where have cave paintings been found?

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Chauvet, France
Altamira, Spain
Lascaux, France
Cosquer, France

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What does the cave painting at Lascaux depict?

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a human figure wearing a bird’s head mask

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Which river is associated with ancient India?

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Indus River

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Which river is associated with ancient China?

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Yellow River

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Where was the Willendorf Venus discovered?

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Willendorf, Austria

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The _______ on the Willendorf is not carved, but is rather a natural indentation in the stone.

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navel

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Agricultural society developed across the great river valleys of the _______ and _______ as the _______.

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Middle East, Asia, climate warmed

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In 5000 BC the valleys of _______ and _______ supported agriculture

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Spain, Southern France

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Not until about 4000 BC is there evidence of farming in the northern reaches of the _______ and _______.

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European continent, England

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Where do the most remarkable Neolithic pottery come from? The largest of these is a/an…

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Susa on the Iranian Plateau, ibex

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What term refers to the “big stones” used in the construction of stonehenge

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Megalith

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Most famous type of Megalith structure

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Cromlech

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The ________built their cliff-dwellings on the Northern American continent.

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Anasazi

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What did the Anasazi use as a symbolic emergence of people in the underworld?

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Kiva

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What is the kiva?

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A partly underground ceremonial enclosure with a hole in the floor.

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what the Zuni Pueblo people consider defied spirits who manifest themselves in performance and death

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Kachinas

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2 rivers associated with ancient Mesopotamia

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Tigris and Euphrates

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god of the moon who is considered the resident god at Ur

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Sin

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only monotheistic group

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Hebrews

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a religion that includes many gods and goddesses often associated with nature forces and realms

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theocracy

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the main panels of the Royal Standard of Ur is called _______ and _______

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war, peace

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What does war and peace illustrate?

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Military victory and subsequent banquet celebrating the event or cult ritual

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A pictorial convention in which the most important figures are represented in a larger size than the others.

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Hierarchy of Scale

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Who named himself king of the four corners of the world when he conquered all of the other cities in Mesopotamia except the Akkadian Empire.

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Sargon

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the _______ is considered the first existing monumental work made through the lost-wax casting technique
head of an akkadians
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Who is considered responsible for introducing the principle of talion to Mesopotamian culture?
Hammurabi
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Who is considered to be the original human author of the Hebrew Torah?
Moses
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Who built the temple in Jerusalem?
Solomon (son of King David)
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Who captured Jerusalem, destroyed the temple of Solomon, and deported many of the Hebrews back to Babylon?
Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylonians
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a state ruled by a god or a god's representative
theocracy
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refers to a religion that includes many gods and goddesses often associated with natural forces and realms
polytheism
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the region of ancient Egypt, like that of Mesopotamia was
polytheists
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who ruled the underworld and was god of the dead?
Osiris
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Who was the child of Osiris and Isis?
Horus
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What ancient Egyptian leader is credited with unifying both upper and lower Egypt?
Narmer
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The _______ was comparable to an enduring soul or life force.
"ka"
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The stone of choice was made out of:
Diorite, Schist, and Granite
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What changes did Amenhotep IV make as pharaoh?
Changed his name to Akhenaten Moved the capital of Egypt from Thebes to Akhenaten Abolished the pantheon of Egyptian gods Established a monotheistic religion
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What was the new style of art during this time?
Amarna style
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Tutankhamen's accomplishments:
Moved the royal family to Memphis Reaffirmed Thebes as the nation's religious center Changed his name from Tutankhamen Returned to the more traditional gods
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What did Egyptians believe about the heart?
It contained emotions, intellect, and character, and we have good and bad aspects.
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What would happen if the heart did not balance with the feather?
The dead person was condemned to nonexistence to be eaten by a creature called an annit.
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What is an annit?
Eater of the dead, part crocodile, part lion, and part hippo
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What is the ritual jade disc or "Pi" decorated with?
dragon and phoenix
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Where did the book of changes and Yin Yang originate from?
Shang dynasty
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Who wrote down the book of changes and Yin Yang?
the Zhou
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Who is considered the author of the way and its power?
Lao Zi
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Chinese term for the unifying principle in nature
"qi"
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traditional Chinese values of the Zhou
self control propriety respect of one's elders
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refers to good and righteous conduct reflecting the cosmic moral order that underlies all existence
dharma
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What is the seducing several of Vishnu's devotees, that includes an entire band of milkmaids?
Vishnu Paranas
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