according to our course materials, how did the qin dynasty lay the groundwork for future chinese empires?

by centralizing administration and standardizing script and currency
by dividing the empire into rival warlord regions
by creating a federalist system of governance
by abolishing taxation altogether
both b and c.

question 5
according to our course materials, the term \cradle of civilization\ is misleading primarily because:

it only applies to mesopotamia and excludes egypt and the indus valley
it implies civilization began in one place, ignoring simultaneous developments elsewhere
it glorifies agricultural societies over hunter-gatherers
it incorrectly suggests these early societies were technologically advanced

question 6
according to our course materials, the rosetta stone was crucial because it allowed scholars to decode babylonian cuneiform.

true
false

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according to our course materials, how did the qin dynasty lay the groundwork for future chinese empires?

by centralizing administration and standardizing script and currency
by dividing the empire into rival warlord regions
by creating a federalist system of governance
by abolishing taxation altogether
both b and c.

question 5
according to our course materials, the term \cradle of civilization\ is misleading primarily because:

it only applies to mesopotamia and excludes egypt and the indus valley
it implies civilization began in one place, ignoring simultaneous developments elsewhere
it glorifies agricultural societies over hunter-gatherers
it incorrectly suggests these early societies were technologically advanced

question 6
according to our course materials, the rosetta stone was crucial because it allowed scholars to decode babylonian cuneiform.

true
false

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(B) By dividing the empire into rival warlord regions

(C) By creating a federalist system of governance

(D) By abolishing taxation altogether

(E) Both B and C. ## Question 5 (A) It only applies to Mesopotamia and excludes Egypt and the Indus Valley

(B) It implies civilization began in one place, ignoring simultaneous developments elsewhere

(C) It glorifies agricultural societies over hunter-gatherers

(D) It incorrectly suggests these early societies were technologically advanced ## Question 6 (A) True

(B) False

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