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Weak interactions are also known as? - Answer Noncovalent interactions What are weak interactions by definition? What are some characteristics? - Answer Interactions that contain no formal electron sharing (noncovalent), but instead have attraction between atoms. Characteristics: weak interactions are energetically weaker and easier to break than covalent bonds, and have longer bond lengths than covalent bonds What are the types of noncovalent bonds that we have discussed? -...

Domus Ecclesiae - Answer early Christian places of worship, Churches in private homes Sacraments - Answer visible signs of the divine grace Baptism - Answer sacrament used when being inducted into the Church Eucharist - Answer symbolizes the last supper the receiving of the body of christ Persecutions - Answer the killing of Christians Perpetua - Answer daughter of the Roman emperor and she was a Christian, so she was thrown into the lion's d...

Evidence from _____________ shows that women had high status and authority in the eighth century B.C.E. Rome. - Answer archaeological findings The Jus Gentium was developed by the Roman to apply to which of these? - Answer Conquered What title did Octavian take? - Answer Princeps By about 700, divisions between the Greek and Roman churches can be characterized by ___. - Answer primarily cultural What caused the collapse of the Byzantine economy after 700? - An...

Domus Ecclesiae - Answer early Christian places of worship, Churches in private homes Sacraments - Answer visible signs of the divine grace Baptism - Answer sacrament used when being inducted into the Church Eucharist - Answer symbolizes the last supper the receiving of the body of christ Persecutions - Answer the killing of Christians Perpetua - Answer daughter of the Roman emperor and she was a Christian, so she was thrown into the lion's d...

Diocletian - Answer succeeded by Constantine; ends civil wars; persecutes Christians Dominus - Answer what everyone will address Diocletian as; means lord or ruler Tetrarchy - Answer splits the empire in half, Western & Eastern Empire Constantine - Answer emperor in eastern empire; ends persecutions of christians Byzantium - Answer land founded by Constantine; new city of Roman Empire Sack of Rome - Answer germanic people (visigoths) sack rome, ...

Rome - Answer Built on greek culture, and made it their own. spread culture westward to cover entire Mediterranean. 800 BCE, archaic age Magna Graecia - Answer "Greater Greece" southern Italy Carthage - Answer City on north coast of Africa, not greek, big center of trade Etruscans - Answer Dominant group in Archaic age, strongest economy and military. controlled many cities as well as rome. not deciphered yet, gave romans religion, alphabet, and architectur...

Plato - Answer (430 - 347 BCE) Established the Academy (ca 385 BCE), main direction of thought was that senses mean little compared to striving for knowledge in an intellectual way. The world is divided into 2 variations of each other. One being an imperfect image of the other. Really wise humans can only understand these images in an imperfect way. Must use reason to try to see the perfect form of things. The Republic - Answer Plato's view of how society should be. Regular men...

Venus Figurines - Answer BCE Who: Prehistoric peoples. What: Statue symbolizing fertility, probably used as an idol or in ceremonies. Where: Europe Significance: Signified role of women as bearing offspring, hence the ratio in size of anatomy: small head, and arms, large breasts, vulva, and abdomen. Cave Paintings - Answer BCE Who: Prehistoric peoples. What: Paintings of animals and people, usually hunting. Where: Asia, Europe Significance: Likely used as teaching tools....

Fertile Crescent - Answer - FERTILE CRESCENT - also known as the Levantine Corridor - people began cultivating food here, in the 25-mile-wide strip of land that runs from Jordan River valley of modern Israel and Palestine to the Euphrates River valley of Modern Israel and Palestine to the Euphrates River valley in today's Iraq. neolithic age - Answer NEOLITHIC AGE the new stone age, characterized by the development of agriculture and the use of stone tools - lasting from ab...

In Sumerian society, how did the nobility maintain its dominant position? a) The nobles controlled access to the religious shrines and temples and denied religious rights to anyone who challenged their authority. b) The nobles possessed the land and permitted their clients to work parts of it, making the clients dependent on the nobles. c) The nobles demanded military service and controlled the use of force throughout the land. d) The nobles held the right to tax all trade and commer...