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| Name two intellectuals before Columbus that believed that the world was round. |
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| We receive pressure from what three sources? |
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| History altering moment, Fertile crescent. |
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| The agricultural Revolution was a what and began in where? |
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| An advanced state of human society in which a high level of culture, science, industry, and government has been reached. |
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| Mosipitanea, Egypt. Phoenicians, Hebrews, Assyrians, Persians, Greeks, and Hittites |
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| List the eight civilizations before the Common Era? |
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| They lived by the Nile river and had predictable floods, Had papyrus scrolls and could cut limestone. |
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| Mosipitanea (3200 B.C.E.) |
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| Means land between the rivers- Tigris and Euphrates, and they had unpredictable floods. Also Land of stones and minerals. |
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| Phoenicians(1300 - 1500 B.C.E) |
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| Coastal cities, Sidonia, Tyre Byblos- latter earth-age, Maritime trade, coastal shell fish that made purple dye |
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| Hebrews (1500 B.C.E - 70 C.E) |
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| City of Jerusalem, Nomadic, herders, and settled to establish kingdom of Israel. |
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| Assyrians (911 - 612 B.C.E) |
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| Brutal militaristic, Iron weapons, Major city : Nineveh. |
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| Persians (500 - 330 B.C.E) |
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| Might empire, Tolerance and learning, and Magi (wise men) Astrology, coinage. |
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| Greeks (2000 - 338 B.C.E) |
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| City states, sea travel = Hellenistic influence and mines, sheep, vineyards, and olive trees. |
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| Hittites (1650 - 1200 B.C.E) |
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| Heavy cants, Iron forged to make carbon steel. |
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| Roman, Germanic, Byz and tine Empire, Muslims, and Western Europeans. |
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| List the five civilizations during the Common Era before 1500 and list three fact about each one. |
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| City of name, large scale agriculture, and Aqueducts. |
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| Livestock, ale and mead and hunters. |
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| Byz and tine Empire (40 C.E - 1000 C.E) |
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| Gateway to the east, monopoly on spices and spices, silks, perfumes luxury items, etc. |
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| Camels, Desert caravans and mecca. |
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| Franks, Celtic, Britons, Europe, Chinese harness for horse and a three field system. |
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| UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United states. |
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| List the countries that are considers the west? |
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| List the countries that are considered the East? |
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