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Name Per. Robert W. Strayer Ways of the World: A Brief Global History Ways of the World: A Brief Global History with Sources Chapter 1 Study Guide 1. What was the first hominid species to use fire in a controlled fashion? 2. Where did Homo sapiens first emerge? 3. How were settlements in Africa planned? 4. To where did humans migrate after they left Africa? 5. What occurred as European peoples moved southward into warmer regions? 6. What new technologies and artifacts emerged in Central Europe, Ukraine, and Russia? 7. Describe Dreamtime and what it represents.

8. What was the route of migration into North America? 9. What does the wide distribution of Clovis technology suggest? 10. How did Austronesian migrations differ from other early patterns of human movement? 11. In what ways did a gathering and hunting economy shape other aspects of Paleolithic societies? 12. Why did Paleolithic societies have more leisure time? 13. In what way did Paleolithic people alter the natural environment? 14. What does the presence of Venus figurines across Europe suggest? 15. Why did some Paleolithic peoples abandon earlier, more nomadic ways and begin to live more settled lives?

16. According to Richard Lee, what were the most prominent features of the various aspects of San life? 17. What is the idea behind the system of unequal gift exchange? 18. What transformation in technology occurred among the Chumash and what did it bring to them? 19. In what ways, and why, did Chumash culture differ from that of the San? 20. Why was the Brotherhood of the Tomol Guild so important? Explain the significance of each of the following: Hadza Jomon culture megafaunal extinction n/um trance dance

Chapter 2 Study Guide 1. What were the revolutionary transformations brought about by the Neolithic or Agricultural Revolution? 2. What was the importance of intensification in the Neolithic Age? 3. What accounts for the emergence of agriculture after countless millennia of human life without it? 4. What were the indications that the transition to a fully agricultural and domesticated new way of life took place quickly in the Fertile Crescent region? 5. Why did animal domestication precede the domestication of plants in Africa? 6. While sorghum was the first grain to be tamed in Eastern Africa, what plants were important crops in West Africa? 7. Why did the peoples of America lack sources of protein, manure, and power to pull carts? 8. In what ways did agriculture spread?

9. Describe the development of agricultural societies in the southern half of he African continent beginning around 3,000 B.C.E. 10. Where was agriculture sometimes resisted? Why? 11. What was the impact on the environment from farmers and herders? 12. Describe the 3 different kinds of societies that emerged out of the Agricultural Revolution. Who were they? How were they organized? Explain the significance of each of the following: Domestication Animal husbandry Chapter 3 Study Guide 1. How were the new civilizations different from the earlier agricultural villages, pastoral societies, and chiefdoms? 2. Where and when did the first civilizations emerge?

3. What was unique about each of the initial six civilizations? 4. What explanations are given for the rise of civilizations? 5. How does Robert Carneiro approach the question of the rise of civilizations? 6. What was the role of cities in the early civilizations? 7. In what ways was social inequality expressed in early civilizations? 8. In the rival Mesopotamian cities, what was the role of female and male slaves? 9. Describe slavery in all of the First Civilizations. 10. Compare the practice of slavery in ancient times from region to region. 11. In what ways have historians tried to explain the origins of patriarchy?

12. How did Mesopotamia and Egyptian patriarchy differ from each other? 13. What were the sources of state authority in the First Civilizations? 14. Compare and Contrast Mesopotamian and Egyptian civilizations. Mesopotamia Egypt Political: Political: Environment: Environment:

Culture: Culture: 15. In what ways were Mesopotamian and Egyptian civilizations shaped by their interactions with near and distant neighbors? 16. What are the reservations some scholars have with the term civilization? Explain the significance of each of the following: Quipu Oracle bones Mandate of Heaven Harappa/Mohenjo Daro

Code of Hammurabi Cuneiform Hieroglyphs Epic of Gilgamesh Osiris Hebrews Phoenicians Nubia Hittites Hyksos