A) As indiscriminately merciless
B) As weak and peaceful
C) As powerful but potentially dangerous
D) As kind and generous
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A) kings made decisions.
B) all men and women had a roughly equal say in making important decisions.
C) women were excluded from making crucial decisions.
D) representative assemblies made decisions.
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A) Egypt's mild summer temperatures provided a long growing season.
B) Egypt enjoyed abundant rainfall, removing the need for an extensive irrigation system like that which consumed so many resources in Mesopotamia.
C) Egypt's extensive coastline along the Mediterranean and its many natural harbors led to an explosion in trade and commercial activity that made the Egyptian pharaohs among the wealthiest rulers in the Near East.
D) Egypt's Nile River flooded annually, depositing a rich layer of topsoil ideal for growing, and the wide swaths of desert to the east and west protected Egypt against outside invasion.
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A) The Nubian kingdom
B) Lower Egypt
C) The Old Kingdom
D) Upper Egypt
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A) control trade routes.
B) defend themselves effectively.
C) irrigate their agricultural fields.
D) worship the sun gods.
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A) Women generally had the same legal rights as men.
B) Women were barred from owning land and slaves and from inheriting property.
C) Women were allowed to serve in the royal army.
D) Women and men shared equally in Egyptian public life.
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A) Control of major trade routes
B) The acquisition of good harbors
C) The refusal of the Hittite king to marry the daughter of Egypt's ruler
D) Newly discovered silver mines near Kadesh
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A) Seagoing ships and bronze-making techniques
B) Disease-resistant grain crops and camels
C) Bronze-making technology, olive trees, and humpbacked cattle
D) Iron-smelting techniques, new musical instruments, and epic poetry
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A) was restricted to the warrior class.
B) strengthened the divisions between social classes.
C) had little effect on agriculture.
D) was limited to Mesopotamia.
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A) Invasions from neighboring empires
B) A civil war
C) Devastating floods
D) Financial insolvency
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A) wisdom literature.
B) hieroglyphs.
C) epics.
D) covenants.
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A) proved that the Trojan War had actually taken place.
B) discovered the grave of Agamemnon at Mycenae.
C) found evidence for the existence of a Bronze Age civilization on mainland Greece.
D) established that shaft graves were used in Mycenae during the era of the Trojan War.
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A) Slaves
B) Criminals serving long prison sentences
C) Free workers working to fulfill labor obligations to the king
D) Poor day laborers willing to work for food in order to avoid starvation
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A) The Sumerians invented writing to do accounting.
B) The Sumerians invented writing to conduct diplomatic exchange with foreign governments.
C) The Sumerians invented writing to preserve sacred rituals and laws.
D) The Sumerians invented writing to record their laws.
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A) control by state officials of the production and distribution of goods.
B) equal distribution of goods to all members of Mesopotamian society.
C) long-distance trade with the Mycenaeans.
D) private entrepreneurship.
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