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Week 3: Nomads, Chariots, Territorial States
Reading: Tignor, Chapter 3
Online Materials: Meaning of Civilization

Discussion Board:
1. How did the interaction of nomadic groups and settled people change the political and cultural landscape of Afro-Eurasia during the Second Millennium BCE?
2. What commonalities and distinctions have you seen in the cultures youâ€™ve read about in this chapter?
3. What is a civilization and how was it a distinct development in the fourth millennium?

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Q1: Impact of Nomadic people on Political and Cultural Landscape of Afro-Eurasia

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