Which of the following civilizations afforded was the most effective unifying force in the greatest degree of citizen input into early Indian culture? government policy? Long-distance trade with East Asian Han civilizations Roman Widely practiced and similar Hindu Sumerian tradition, including the caste system Egyptian Expansion of Buddhist influence Gupta Recognized central political authority Matriarchal patterns of social authority In Greek civilization, women Held slave status in every household Which major world religion lacks a central Enjoyed political equality with men founding figure? Were afforded the same rights no Christianity matter the city-state in which they Islam happened to reside Judaism Dominated trade Buddhism Were considered inferior to men in Hinduism both the private and public spheres Which is NOT a significant continuity Buddhism Christianity's rise is most accurately viewed as carried over from its Hindu roots? a modification of which of the following? Endorsement of caste stratification Islam Belief in an afterlife Hinduism Concern with and reverence for Judaism beauty in nature Confucianism Ornate temple architecture Buddhism Centrality of ritual in worship The geographic factors presented here led to Which of the following ancient texts did not the development of highly complex and serve as a spiritual guide for those who lived distinctive civilization by the year 600 CE? by it? Fertile river valleys Vedas Isolating mountain ranges Analects Dependable monsoon weather Torah patterns New Testament of the Bible Indian Koran Mayan Which important idea is credited to Sumerian intellectuals of the Gupta Empire? Greek Invention of the telescope Development of humanity's first written Which of the following best describes political script patterns on the Indian subcontinent in the The concept of zero classical era 1000 BCE to 600 CE? Invention of the magnetic compass Stateless societies Polytheism Continuous dynastic rule under the Maurya Empire Which beliefs do Hinduism and Buddhism Decentralized rule by local princes have in common? lacking any form of subcontinent-wide Belief in the caste system authority at any point Damnation for sinners Decentralized rule by local princes Reverence for Muhammad punctuated by Maurya and Gupta Monotheism periods of unification Reincarnation Representative democracy
Which of the following civilizations afforded the greatest degree of citizen input into government policy? Han Roman Sumerian Egyptian Gupta In Greek civilization, women Held slave status in every household Enjoyed political equality with men Were afforded the same rights no matter the city-state in which they happened to reside Dominated trade Were considered inferior to men in both the private and public spheres Christianity's rise is most accurately viewed as a modification of which of the following? Islam Hinduism Judaism Confucianism Buddhism The geographic factors presented here led to the development of highly complex and distinctive civilization by the year 600 CE? Fertile river valleys Isolating mountain ranges Dependable monsoon weather patterns Indian Mayan Sumerian Greek Which of the following best describes political patterns on the Indian subcontinent in the classical era 1000 BCE to 600 CE? Stateless societies Continuous dynastic rule under the Maurya Empire Decentralized rule by local princes lacking any form of subcontinent-wide authority at any point Decentralized rule by local princes punctuated by Maurya and Gupta periods of unification Representative democracy was the most effective unifying force in early Indian culture? Long-distance trade with East Asian civilizations Widely practiced and similar Hindu tradition, including the caste system Expansion of Buddhist influence Recognized central political authority Matriarchal patterns of social authority Which major world religion lacks a central founding figure? Christianity Islam Judaism Buddhism Hinduism Which is NOT a significant continuity Buddhism carried over from its Hindu roots? Endorsement of caste stratification Belief in an afterlife Concern with and reverence for beauty in nature Ornate temple architecture Centrality of ritual in worship Which of the following ancient texts did not serve as a spiritual guide for those who lived by it? Vedas Analects Torah New Testament of the Bible Koran Which important idea is credited to intellectuals of the Gupta Empire? Invention of the telescope Development of humanity's first written script The concept of zero Invention of the magnetic compass Polytheism Which beliefs do Hinduism and Buddhism have in common? Belief in the caste system Damnation for sinners Reverence for Muhammad Monotheism Reincarnation
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