Which of the following constituted one of the major differences between foraging societies and the first states?
A. Foraging societies were generally more egalitarian, while states were composed of a much more rigid social hierarchy.
B. Foraging societies had a rigid social structure, while states were far more egalitarian in character.
C. Foraging societies were generally peaceful, while states engaged in regular violence.
D. Women held little power in foraging societies, while they became prominent leaders in early states.
Answer: A
You might also like to view...
Who replaced Nicolae after the overthrow of communism in Romania?
a. the National Salvation Front b. The Christian Democrats c. Janos Kadar d. Ion Iliescu e. Bela Karoly
Europeans fought the Crusades
a. to put limitations on European trade. b. to convert Muslims to Christianity. c. to take control of Jerusalem from Muslim Turks. d. to establish new trade routes to the Indies.
Why was the thinking behind the domino theory in American foreign policy fundamentally flawed?
A. Vietnam was too exhausted from the fighting of World War II to find itself toppled so easily. B. The revolutions in Southeast Asia were not inspired by ideological leaders in Moscow. C. Moscow and Hanoi had agreed that Vietnam was more useful to Soviet Union as a neutral nation. D. The threat of nuclear destruction would have prevented any nation from succumbing to communism.
In the 1944 case of Korematsu v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that
What will be an ideal response?