Exploring Ancient Civilizations Concepts

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Which of the following best describes the term "polytheism"? Options: The belief in a single god, The belief in multiple gods, The belief in no gods, The belief in spirits

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The belief in multiple gods

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What was the primary purpose of cuneiform in ancient civilizations?

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To record transactions and events

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What distinguishes a city-state from an empire?

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A city-state is a single city with its own government, while an empire is a territory ruled by a monarch.

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Which of the following is an example of a barter system? Options: Using coins to buy goods, Trading a basket of apples for a loaf of bread, Paying with a credit card, Using digital currency

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Trading a basket of apples for a loaf of bread

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What is the main function of irrigation in agriculture?

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To supply water to crops

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Which of the following best describes a covenant in historical contexts? A type of currency, A formal agreement or promise, A method of trade, A religious ceremony

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A formal agreement or promise

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What is the primary difference between export and import?

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Export refers to goods leaving a country, while import refers to goods coming into a country.

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How does currency facilitate trade compared to a barter system?

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Currency provides a common medium of exchange, making trade easier

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What is the significance of a code in ancient legal systems?

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It was a set of laws or rules

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Which of the following best describes monotheism?
Options:
The belief in multiple gods,
The belief in a single god,
The belief in spirits,
The belief in no gods

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The belief in a single god