Minoan civilization - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CSTU Quiz 4Scholars believe that the Minoan civilization was almost nearly destroyed by a natural disaster in which year? - correct answer 1628 B.C. Which Old Testament nation may have had a connection to the Minoan civilization? - correct answer Philistines Which of the following Old Testament people was Indo-European? - correct answer Hittites What was the critical type of evidence that allowed historians to reconstruct the Indo-European people? - correct answer linguistic evidence ...

Greek Mythology Test Review (2024) – Questions & Answers (Graded A+) Greek Mythology Test Review (2024) – Questions & Answers (Graded A+) What are the Types of Myths - ANSWER - Divine Myth: a story that explains a phenomenon Legend: a story of a mythical human character Folktale: traditional story passed down through generations What is a Classical Myth - ANSWER - A classic myth is a story that, through its classical form, has attained a kind of immortality because its inherent arc...

CSTU 101 CH. 3 Ancient Greece Popular Greek inventions - correct answer The crane and dice. Classical Ideal: Humanism - correct answer Confidence in human power and ingenuity. Classical Ideal: Fatalism - correct answer Humans' pride and ambition might bring self destruction. Minoan Culture - correct answer Figure of the Bull central in both religious practice and cultural creation. Development of pottery. Labyrinth and Minotaur. Mycenaean Culture - correct answer Warrior Civiliz...

UTHS World History Exam Multiple Choice Questions with Correct Answers Which of the following is NOT an example of domestication of animals by early humans? a.) Pigs were herded and bred as a food source. b.) Horses were tamed in order to aid in transportation. c.) Sheep were herded and bred as a source of food and clothing. d.) Cattle were bred in order to assist with the planting process. - b Which of the following BEST describes the impact of agriculture on human development? a.) ...

CSTU Quiz 4Scholars believe that the Minoan civilization was almost nearly destroyed by a natural disaster in which year? - correct answer 1628 B.C. Which Old Testament nation may have had a connection to the Minoan civilization? - correct answer Philistines Which of the following Old Testament people was Indo-European? - correct answer Hittites What was the critical type of evidence that allowed historians to reconstruct the Indo-European people? - correct answer linguistic evidence ...

CLAS 220- Exam 1 | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ What is a myth? - words/stories with a historical basis typically concerned with gods/supernatural somewhat intertwined with religion What are the 3 ways to understand mythology? - 1) etiological 2) rationalism 3) metaphorical/allegorical What is etiological? - explanatory What is rationalism? - where mythic gods reflect real rulers What is metaphorical/allegorical? - a representation of deep truths this is psychologi...

CSTU Quiz 4Scholars believe that the Minoan civilization was almost nearly destroyed by a natural disaster in which year? - correct answer 1628 B.C. Which Old Testament nation may have had a connection to the Minoan civilization? - correct answer Philistines Which of the following Old Testament people was Indo-European? - correct answer Hittites What was the critical type of evidence that allowed historians to reconstruct the Indo-European people? - correct answer linguistic evidence ...

3 reasons why hyperdiffusion is a popular explanation for the archaeology of America - · - Continent wasn't supposed to exist - Belief in recent origin of all people - Race and nationalist views According to Le Plongeon, which real civilization did the residents of Mu create after the continent sunk? - · Mayans According to Plato, which character flaw arose among the people of Atlantis that ultimately led to their downfall? - · Became greedy Atlantean scholars often argue that Atlant...

Ur - an early Sumerian city in ancient Mesopotamia Phoenicians - Located on eastern Mediterranean coast; invented the alphabet which used sounds rather than symbols like cuneiform King Scorpion - Predynastic Egyptian ruler Uruk - City representing Mesopotamian culture- existed from 4000 to 2900 BCE Weni - Court official of 6th dynasty ancient Egypt. In tomb, Autobiography of Weni was discovered. Tell el-Amarna - Site of ruins/tombs of Akhetaton. Upper Egypt Enkidu - In the epic of Gilgam...

Abydos - One of the most ancient cities of Upper Egypt. According to Egyptian Mythology-the holy city where Osiris was buried, in addition to many other pharaohs Akhenaton - Egyptian pharaoh of the New Kingdom; attempted to establish a one-god religion, replacing the traditional Egyptian pantheon of gods. BCE Amorites - A group of semitic people who overwhelmed the Mesopotamians and founded the Babylonian Empire, 2000 BCE Catal Huyuk - One of first true cities in history, created in the N...