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- Q1Paleolithic man did all of the following, except--developed oral languagediscovered how to use firelived in clanscreated permanent settlements30s
- Q2The civilization that settled in the Jordan River valley was the--MesopotamiansPersiansGreeksHebrews30s
- Q3The spread of Buddhism, free hospitals, veterinary clinics, and good roads all occurred under the empire of--Shi HuangdiSiddhartha GautamaAsokaCyrus the Great30s
- Q4Divided by mountains with little arable land describes the country of--the Byzantine Empire.IndiaMesopotamiaGreece30s
- Q5The laws of Rome were codified in the--Twelve TablesSolon's codeJustinian's codeTen Commandments30s
- Q6Byzantine culture influenced eastern Europe and Russia by way of--trans- Saharan trade routestrade from the Indian Oceanthe Silk Roadthe Black Sea and Baltic Sea trade route30s
- Q7In the Muslim Empire, _______ helped to spread the Arabic language and the Islamic faith.missionariesnomadic invasionsa high literacy rate that enabled people to read the Qu'rantrade30s
- Q8Churches, roads, and schools were built to unite the empire of--CharlemagnePericlesDarius the GreatJustinian30s
- Q9Paper traveled from China to--the Muslim world to Byzantium and Western EuropeWestern Europe to Byzantium to the Muslim worldByzantium and Eastern Europe to the Muslim worldthe Muslim world and trans-Saharan Africa30s
- Q10In Japan, Shinto coexists with--ConfucianismBuddhismTaoismHinduism30s
- Q11English common law had its beginnings under--William the ConquerorKing JohnHugh CapetHenry II30s
- Q12The celebration of the individual in the Italian Renaissance was called--ShintoismPetrarchismhumanismthe Carolingian Renaissance30s