Named after a site in New Mexico, what culture consisted of mobile bands of hunter-gatherers?

Like most religious rituals in China, oracle bones involved the power and authority of one’s ancestors. 

Who were the Trung sisters?

Mounds in mound-building cultures often marked what type of sites?

What characteristic meant that families and individuals could vary greatly in their wealth and status?

_ reigned over Babylon as a center of power and the administrative capital of a new Mesopotamian empire.

True or false? Legalism was a tradition predicated on the belief that people did not need to get overly invested in the specifics of legal codes but instead should embrace general moral values in society.

King Croesus of Lydia increased the speed of trade by solving the problem of trust.  He guaranteed the purity of coins in his kingdom. 

True or false? During the Abbasid caliphate, non-Muslims were allowed a certain amount of autonomy, including religious courts.

As the Bantu migrated, they found that the lands were largely __, allowing them to expand farming into the region.