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Click Once to BeginJEOPARDY!AP World History
New Civilizations In The Americas and Western Eurasia, 1200-250 BCE
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MesoamericaAssyrian
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Assyrian
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The 1st domesticated crops in Mesoamerican
diet included beans, squash, and this staple
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corn (maize)
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The cultural core of early Olmec civilization
was at this location, followed by La Venta
and Tres Zapotes
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San Lorenzo
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A strong belief in the significance of
astronomical events led the Olmec to lay
out their cities aligned with the path of theseAnswer
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stars
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This animal serves as the main deity in Mesoamerican
symbology
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jaguar
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These sculptures made from basalt are a
widely recognized legacy of Olmec
culture
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giant carved heads
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Perhaps the most distinctive feature of Celtic military activity
was this
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fought naked
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The linguistic group from which the Celtic
language came
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Indo-European
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Much of early Celtic history is told through
the eyes of these foreigners
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Greeks or Romans
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These priests also served as judges and the only element of Celtic society that
crossed tribal lines
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Druids
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The general who conquered the Gauls between 58-51 BCE
and brought them into the Roman Empire
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Julius Caesar
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Since they ruled over far-flung lands and diverse
peoples, the Neo-Assyrians are known as
the first one of these
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empire
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The warriors made up the top of the class
system because they received these grants
from the emperor
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land
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The Neo-Assyrian Empire started in the northern part of this modern-day
country
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Iraq
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This emperor helped preserve 25,000 clay
cuneiform tablets in his library named after the
main Assyrian deity
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Ashurbanipal
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Kings of Assyria never made decisions
without first consulting these
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oracles (Gods)
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The later capital city of the empire that was
burned to the ground by invading forces in
612 BCE
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Ninevah
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The Assyrians used this tactic in order to
break the spirit of rebellious people
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mass deportation
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The Medes of Northern Iran combined with this
kingdom in Southern Iraq to defeat the Assyrians in the early 7th century BCE
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Babylon(ia)
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The size of the Assyrian army:
20,000250,000500,000
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500,000
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This group of people resisted the Assyrians
in the town of Jerusalem; both sides
ultimately claimed victory
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Israelites
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Information about ancient Israel can be
found here; some of it has been proven
through archaeological evidence
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Hebrew Bible (Torah)
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The story of these two brothers reflects the friction between the nomadic and settled peoples of the region
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Cain and Abel
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The basic tenets of Jewish belief and
practice come from this epic document
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Ten Commandments
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“scattering”
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diaspora
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Jerusalem became the political and religious
center of the kingdom of Israel after this was
brought for safekeeping
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Ark of the Covenant
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Phoenicia often came into conflict with these
peoples in trade and the colonization of
Western Mediterranean
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the Greeks
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The Phoenicians invented this system of writing that used
letters instead of pictures and symbols
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alphabet
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The merchant aristocracy in Carthage was unique
because it allowed upward social and
political mobility through this means
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creation of wealth
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This Carthaginian sailor claimed to have sailed into the Atlantic and down the coast of
West Africa
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Hanno
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The living origin of the Phoenician purple dye that would become a symbol of royalty for
centuries
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Mediterranean snail