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Annapolis, Maryland HH 205-Western Civilization to 1776: Ethics, Society & Culture Quiz 1-Chapter 4 At-Home, Open Book Quiz 1. The economy of Dark Age Greece was characterized by A. massive depopulation, perhaps as much a
HH205-Western Civilization to 1776 Quiz 3 Chapter 6 At-Home, Open-Book Quiz 6. The geographic site of Rome has many advantages, including A. B. C. D. 7. a large harbor suitable as home base for a fleet. a river too broad for enemy forces to cross ea
HH205-Western Civilization to 1776 Quiz 2 Chapter 5 At-Home, Open-Book Quiz
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Why couldn't the Greek city-states unite during the 4th century B.C.E.? A. The Macedonians would not permit it. B. The independent temper of Greek political life made u
Chapter 1 1. One of the world's first primary civilizations was created around 3100 BCE by people known as the:
a) Sumerians b) Elamites c) Akkadians d) Mesopotamians 2. Which of the following statements is not true regarding the Sumerian Epic of Gi
HH205-Western Civilization to 1776 Quiz 5 pp. 283-327 At-Home, Open-Book Quiz
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What factors lay behind the political disintegration of the Muslim world during the 9th and 10th centuries C.E.? A. B. C. D. ethnic tensions and regional hostilities
Primary Sources: Europes Transformation
Michael Slagh
Western Civilization I CDR Kelly 14APR05
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Primary Sources: Europes Transformation
When Marco Polo returned from his celebrated travels to the Far East in 1295, more than half a century
Chapter Summary1
There is little doubt that historians today have an extraordinary number of tools and methods at their disposal which have helped them to reconstruct the past. While we still rely on written records, the work of archeologists, social
Warrior Spirit: The Women of Sparta
Michael Slagh
HH205P: Western Civilization CDR Kelly, USN 10 February 2005
Slagh 2 Warrior Spirit: The Women of Sparta The women of Sparta were the backbone and lifeblood of Spartan society, while terror and tre
Chapter 1
There is little doubt that historians today have an extraordinary number of tools and methods at their disposal which have helped them to reconstruct the past. While we still rely on written records, the work of archeologists, social psycho
Chapter 1 I. The Nature of History A. What is history? B. History as written record of human activity C. Causes and patterns of human organization and ideas D. New methods and tools II. The Stone Age Background Prehistory: before written records appe
