The fact that farming developed in several regions across the globe independently of one another indicates what about early humans?
A. In all cases, farming proved to be more advantageous than foraging.
B. Humans developed along similar paths despite different environmental conditions and cultural differences.
C. Humans only developed farming in regions that were ecologically similar.
D. The development of farming was an inevitable part of human evolution.
Answer: B
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A. Palestine B. Jerusalem C. Babylon D. Alexandria E. Rome
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a. Lechfield b. Bordeaux c. Barcelona d. Lisbon e. York
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a. to engage in substantial commerce. b. as episcopal seats of bishops. c. as lively centers of culture and intellectual life. d. as instruments of local government. e. to control the surrounding countryside.
How did Rousseau try to bridge the gap between obedience and freedom?
A) By returning to the natural state where humans first existed and were joyous B) Rousseau could not bridge the gap because society had advanced too far. C) By a Social Contract in which all citizens participate in the determination of the general will and adhere to it D) Freedom is gained through total disobedience. E) Obedience is gained by bending the will of one to the will of all.