A History of World Societies:
Printed Page 61

A History of World Societies Value
Edition: Printed Page 58

Review and Explore

Make Connections

Analyze the larger developments and continuities within and across chapters.

  1. Question

    What aspects of life in the Neolithic period continued with little change in the states of Mesopotamia and Egypt? What were the most important differences?

    What aspects of life in the Neolithic period continued with little change in the states of Mesopotamia and Egypt? What were the most important differences?
  2. Question

    How were the empires that developed in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Persia similar to one another? Which of the characteristics you have identified as a similarity do you predict will also be found in later empires, and why?

    How were the empires that developed in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Persia similar to one another? Which of the characteristics you have identified as a similarity do you predict will also be found in later empires, and why?
  3. Question

    Most peoples in the ancient world gained influence over others and became significant in history through military conquest and the establishment of empires. By contrast, how did the Phoenicians and the Hebrews shape the development of world history?

    Most peoples in the ancient world gained influence over others and became significant in history through military conquest and the establishment of empires. By contrast, how did the Phoenicians and the Hebrews shape the development of world history?