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Traditions and Encounters Chapter 17 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS People of central asia (Lifestyle? Why? Follow? Use? Cultivation? Produced?) - ANS Pastoralists Central Asia doesnt have enough rain, only grasses and shrubs followed seasonal/climatic migratory cycles Lived off meat milk and hides, Bones - tools, dung - fires, Shoes and clothes from wool and hides, Yurts from woool Engaged in small scale cultivation with water - millet/veggies Pottery, iron, leather, tools - produced Climate of...

Traditions and Encounters chapter 2 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Gilgamesh - ANS Fifth king of uruk (2750 bc) central figure of epic of gilgamesh Epic of gilgamesh - ANS Focused on gilgamesh and enkidus adventures Death is the ultimate fate of all humans Mesopotamia - ANS Between tigris and uphrates. Cultivators tapped these rivers around 6000 bc Sumer - ANS The southern half of Mesopotamia Very densely populated by 3000 bc, attracted semitic migrants 4000 BC - site of fi...

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Traditions and Encounters sixth edition Chapter 21 The Portuguese mariner that sailed around the Cape of Good Hope and entered the Indian Ocean proving that it was possible to sail from Europe to the Indian Ocean - ANS Bartolomeu Dias A epidemic plague that struck societies throughout most of Asia, Europe, and North Africa - ANS bubonic plague The Moroccan city that guarded the strait of Gibraltar - ANS Ceuta The Genoese mariner that had the idea of sailing west to reach Asian markets ...

Traditions and Encounters sixth edition Chapter 38 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Osama bin Laden's "the base" - ANS al-Qaeda The Association of Southeast Asian Nations and was established in 1987 - ANS ASEAN A woman political leader of Myanmar - ANS Aung San Suu Kyi US President of 2008 and 2012 - ANS Barack Obama A woman political leader of Pakistan - ANS Benazir Bhuto Fast-growing and developed economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China - ANS BRIC's The first female president...

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Texas PPR Exam (TX Teachers Review) (copy), TEXES 160 PPR, Texas Examinations of Educator Standards. PPR EC 12 160, ppr 003 Practioners, Teachers, Texas, Texas PPR Exam (TX Teachers Review|Updated 20242025 Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development Jean Piaget, a Swiss psychologist, developed a theory of how cognition develops and changes over time. Piaget proposed that a child's intellect progresses through four stages: 1. Sensorimotor (birth to 2 years) 2. Preoperational (2 to 7 years) 3. ...

Traditions & Encounters AP World: Chapter 16 What did Germanic invaders do after invading Rome? - ANS they made their own states Who was close to making imperial rule in Roman Europe? What did they fall to? - ANS the Franks; internal power struggles and more invasions Where did the power of the Franks distribute to? - ANS local and regional rule (decentralized order) What were the two halves of the Christendom? - ANS Byzantine emphasis and Germanic states What did they get from the ...