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World History The Human Experience The Modern Era?
1.Culture: Explain why the development of language is one of humanity's greatest achievements. 2. Goverment: Discuss how the rise of empires affected the peoples of the ancient Middle East. 3. Technology: Discuss the kind of technology that was used by the people of kush in northeastern Africa. 4. Culture: Discribe how the Isralites interpreted and applied the new idea of monotheism. 5. Culture: State in your own words the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism. 6. Geography: Discuss how China's location influenced the rise of its civilization. 7. History: Name two principle sites where excavations have revealed an ancient Olmec culture. Is that a question or an assignation? Cabal | Read more World History? Am I correct? The study of the origin, the behavior, and the physical, social, and cultural development of humans is called: a.) Archaeology b.) Psychology c.) Anthropology d.) Paleology I think it's d. Who were the neanderthals? a.) A distinct species of hominids. b.) Great hunters who also took care of burying their dead. c.) Tool makers. d.) All of the above. I think it's a. Homo sapiens that lived during the Ice Age are called a.) Australopithecus. b.) Hobbits. c.) Cro-Magnon. d.) Neanderthals. I think it's c. The Cave of Lascaux is a.) located in Africa. b.) the place where the Leakey's did their excavations. c.) a cave in France where prehistoric paintings are found. d.) open to the public. I think it's c. Which method of archaeological dating determines an artifact’s age in relation to other objects? a.) Relative dating b.) Objective dating c.) Absolute dating d.) Speed dating I think it's d. Can someone please tell me if I am right. I really want a good grade on this assignment. Sorry, you got only 3 and 4 right. The correct answer to 2 is all of the above. The other answers you can easily find by looking up the definitions of these terms. A M Frantz | Read more I need a strong opening sentence (not thesis) for history DBQ? my thesis is: "Through the work of archaeologists, much has been learned about the cultures of ancient peoples." im really having a hard time with an opening statement. the paper is on four documents each talknig about different archaeological excavations at different sites around the world. help?! Hey, I remember doing history DBQs years ago. Those were always fun :). I would actually change your thesis to be more specific and refer to the archaeological excavations by name. The one you have now is maybe a little bit broader than it should be. It needs to sum up what you're about to explain, so in the average 5-paragraph essay, the thesis should refer to what each of the 3 body paragraphs is going to say, in slightly more general terms than how you'll write them later. I'm sure there's a common thread between all 4 documents. I wish I could give an example, but I don't know what any of the excavations are... and I'm sure you'll be able to come up with something good on your own. I say all of this because I think the thesis you have written already could be the strong opening sentence for your DBQ. Of course, without knowing what exactly the paper is supposed to be on, it's hard to say more. Hope this is of any help, sorry it's so long! :) E R | Read more Has there been any archeological discoveries regarding the Book of Mormon ? “…absolutely nothing, has ever shown up in any New World excavation which would suggest… that the Book of Mormon…is a historical document relating to the history of early migrants to our hemisphere (Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, Summer 1973, pp.41, 42, 46). Yes.. The LDS believe there is something in Yemen that supports the Book of Mormon.. Oh. And they say that the pyramids in South America. Then there's some white god mentioned that they make in to "must be Jesus".. (Even though Jesus was not white) Come to think of it.. NO! Everything the Mormons push turns out to be LIES and stupidity.. Thanks! ezek27_is_cool | Read more |
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