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AP World History POD #2 – Cradle of Civilization

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1 AP World History POD #2 – Cradle of Civilization
You Do Review Activities

2 Please Record your answer & Be prepared to answer the following:
Evaluate the following statement “An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth” from the Code of Hammurabi and explain the practical accuracy of the statement? Was this always the case? What evidence can you offer to support your argument.

3 Please Record your answer & Be prepared to answer the following:
Identify the impact of Zoroastrianism on the development of belief systems in Mesopotamia.

4 Please Record your answer & Be prepared to answer the following:
[1] Who were the Hebrews and where did they originally settle? [2] What was the exodus? [3] What was the significance of the Covenant? [4] What is the importance and significance of the Talmud, Torah, and Bible as a religious and historical document?

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