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| Stone Age Societies and the Earliest Civilizations of the Near East The Origins of Humankind Preliterate Cultures Preliterate Society and ReligionMesopotamian Successors to Babylon, c. 1600ndash;550 B.C.E | |
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| Mesopotamia: The First Civilization The Babylonian Empire, c. 2000ndash;1600 B.C.E | |
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| Egypt: Gift of the Nile Mesopotamian Successors to Babylon, c. 1600ndash;550 B.C.E | |
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| The Persian Empire 550ndash;331B.C.E | |
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| Discovery Through Maps | |
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| The Oldest Known Map: Ccedil;atul Huuml;yuuml;k DOCUMENT | |
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| ldquo;The Great Hymn to the Atonrdquo; and Psalm | |
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| Document Dining with the Great King: A Persian Royal Feast | |
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| Seeing Connections The Pyramids of Meroe | |
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| Early Chinese Civilization: From Neolithic Origins to 220 C.E | |
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| The Origins of China, 6500ndash;221B.C.E | |
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| The Qin and Han Empires 221 B.C.E.ndash;220 C.E | |
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| Document The Wisdom of Confucius Document Legalism: The Theories of Han Feizi (d. 233 B.C.E.) | |
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| Document ldquo;The Mother of Menciusrdquo; from Biographies of Heroic Women | |
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| Seeing Connections War Chariots | |
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| Early Indian Civilizations From Neolithic Origins to 300 C.E | |
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| Early India Dramatic Developments in Religion and Culture 600ndash;320B.C.E | |
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| The Mauryan Empire and Other Kingdoms 320 B.C.E.ndash;300 C.E | |
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| Emergent Hinduism and Buddhism 200 B.C.E.ndash;300 C.E | |
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| The Meeting of East and West: Networks of Exchange Document | |
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| Rig-Veda: Creation and the Kinds of Men Document | |
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| The Jains on the Souls in All Things Document | |
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| The Ramayana: The Trial of Sita Seeing Connections | |
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| The Goddess Lakshmi in Pompeii | |
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| Greece Minoan, Mycenaean, Hellenic, and Hellenistic Civilizations 2000ndash;30 B.C.E | |
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| Minoan and Mycenaean Civilizations c. 2000ndash;1200 B.C.E | |
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| The Development of Hellenic Civilization c. 1150ndash;500 B.C.E | |
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| The Golden Age of Greece 500ndash;336 B.C.E | |
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| The Greek Cultural Achievement The Hellenistic Age 336ndash;30 | |
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| B.C.E | |
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| Hellenistic Society and Culture Document | |
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| Homer-The Iliad: Andromache and Hector Document | |
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| Periclesrsquo; Funeral Oration Discovery Through Maps | |
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| The World According to Herodotus c. 450 B.C.E. Document | |
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| Arrian: Alexander the Le | |
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| Moods | |
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| Voice | |
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| Subject-Verb Agreement | |
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| Pronouns | |
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| Forms | |
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| ourts and Public Policy | |
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| Chapter 14 Economic Policy | |
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| makingThe Goals of Economic Policy | |
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| Tax Revenues | |
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| Budget Deficits and Surpluses | |
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| Expenditures | |
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| Fiscal Policymaking | |
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| Monetary Policymaking | |
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| Conclusion: Ec | |