Chat with AIExam 8: The Temple and the Palace
Exam 1: History and Social Evolution41 Questions
Exam 2: The Comparative World-Systems Approach35 Questions
Exam 3: Biological Bases of Social Evolution23 Questions
Exam 4: Building a Social Self: The Macro-Micro Link Part II Stateless Systems35 Questions
Exam 5: World-Systems of Foragers35 Questions
Exam 6: The Gardeners Web Chapter Indigenous North American World-Systems Before the Rise of Chiefs36 Questions
Exam 7: The Sacred Chiefs Part III State-Based Systems25 Questions
Exam 8: The Temple and the Palace24 Questions
Exam 9: Public Spaces, Self, and Cognitive Evolution in Early States31 Questions
Exam 10: The Early Empires: Semiperipheral Conquerors and Capitalist City-States23 Questions
Exam 11: The Central System Part IV-The Long Rise of Capitalism30 Questions
Exam 12: The Long Rise of the West48 Questions
Exam 13: The Modern World-System43 Questions
Exam 14: The Early Modern Systems in the Fifteenth to the Eighteenth Centuries38 Questions
Exam 15: The Global Nineteenth Century41 Questions
Exam 16: Public Spaces, Individualism, and Cognition in the Modern Age33 Questions
Exam 17: The Twentieth-Century Age of Extremes41 Questions
Exam 18: The World-System Since 1945: Another Wave of Globalization, Hegemony, and Revolutions40 Questions
Exam 19: Late Globalization: The Early Twenty-First Century37 Questions
Exam 20: The Next Three Futures: Another Round of Us Hegemony, Global Collapse, or Global Democracy38 Questions
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The state was a continuation of the elaboration of kinship relations developed under chiefdoms.
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(32) From what you have read in Chapter 8, why did market trade not grow into capitalism in the Bronze Age? What were the necessary ingredients that were missing?
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(36) The fact that early states formed out of interchiefdom networks means that they had international diplomatic relations of the same kind that eventually emerged among European states.
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(43) Theorist(s) of the origin of the state who stress the positive functions the state provides?
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