Exam 3: Settlers and Migrants: The Creation of States in Asia 5000–500 B.C.E.

Agriculture was made possible in the Oxus River Valley by

The atmosphere of conflict in the Vedas is explained by

The migration over the Eurasian continent by the nomads of Central Asia was enabled by

The introduction of chariots in China after 1500 BCE was probably facilitated by

In the first millennium BCE, one consequence of the newfound mobility of mounted horsemen was

Around 3000 BCE, there was occasional tension between Asia's settled farmers and nomadic herders because

The pastoral lifestyle underwent a dramatic change around 2000 BCE when

The territory Zhou kings ruled was larger than that of the Shang, but

Demand for _________ was so great in China that around 1500 B.C.E. large-scale production started.

The spread of writing throughout Indian society was slowed by

The settlements of the Oxus culture suggest

China's Shang dynasty's ritual and religious ideas were dominated by

Early Vedic society was organized along

Harappan archaeological remains show no signs of

By 1500 B.C.E. the Aryas had entered the Indian subcontinent from

Harappan cities show a greater attention to ____________ than was seen anywhere else in the ancient world.

In the southern Yangzi Valley in China, large amounts of water permitted the cultivation of

Early Chinese, each character represents

People in early Vedic society were grouped by specific occupations into

The rivers around which the Oxus culture were built were unusual in that