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The document provides instructions for three activities using prehistoric vocabulary words: 1) Use three vocabulary words in sentences, 2) Sort the 16 words into student-chosen categories with explanations, and 3) Create a word search or crossword puzzle with the 16 words. It also lists study materials for leveling up in four levels relating to prehistory, the United States, civilization, and vocabulary.
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The document defines what constitutes a civilization and identifies the five key elements: 1) Centralized government, 2) Organized religion, 3) Job specialization and social classes, 4) Arts, architecture, and infrastructure, and 5) Writing. It then provides examples of how each of these elements is present in American civilization, such as the federal government centralized in Washington D.C., the prevalence of Christianity and other religions, specialized jobs and social classes, famous architectural structures, and use of the English language.
Conflict and cooperation presentation
The document provides an overview of ancient Greek history from the Trojan War through the conquests of Alexander the Great. It discusses several key periods: the Trojan War between Greeks and Trojans, the Greco-Persian Wars where Greek city-states resisted Persian invasions, the Peloponnesian War that was a civil war between Athens and Sparta, and the wars of Alexander the Great where he conquered the Persian Empire. It summarizes several important battles within these periods such as Marathon, Thermopylae, Salamis, and Plataea against the Persians, and provides context on the leaders and locations involved.
Minoans and mycenaeans presentation
The document discusses two ancient civilizations - the Minoans and the Mycenaeans. The Minoans were the first civilization in Greece, centered on the island of Crete with their main palace located at Knossos. They heavily influenced later Greek culture. The Mycenaeans were the first civilization on the Greek mainland, based around the city of Mycenae. They built an empire through trade and conquest, and engaged in wars with Troy that inspired later Greek myths. Both civilizations declined - the Minoans from disasters and the Mycenaeans from wars and invasions.
Egyptian religion presentation
The document provides information about Egyptian religion, including key gods and goddesses like Osiris, Isis, Horus, Re, and Set. It explains major religious practices such as mummification of the dead, which involved removing organs and preserving the body so the soul could use it after death. The Egyptians built pyramids and temples and made offerings to ensure souls could navigate to the afterlife. They also created guides like the Book of the Dead to aid the soul's journey. The document outlines these topics to teach students about Egyptian religious beliefs and rituals.
Art and architecture powerpoint
The document discusses various forms of art in ancient Egypt, including architecture, sculpture and crafts, paintings, literature, and music. It notes that Egyptians used stone such as limestone in large monumental buildings like temples and tombs. It also describes Egyptian religious literature, secular literature, and the important role of music in religious worship.
Three kingdoms powerpoint
The document discusses the three major periods of ancient Egyptian history - the Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, and New Kingdom. It focuses on key pharaohs like Hatshepsut, the first female pharaoh who ruled during the New Kingdom, and Thutmose III, one of Egypt's greatest warrior pharaohs. The document also describes the decline of Egyptian power after the New Kingdom until it was conquered by other empires like Macedonia and Rome.
Nile geography
The document discusses how the Nile River shaped civilization in Egypt by providing fertile soil, water, transportation routes, and plants and animals. It explains that the annual flooding of the Nile deposited rich sediment on the river banks, creating ideal conditions for agriculture. A variety of animals like crocodiles, hippos, and birds lived near the Nile, and plants like papyrus were important resources for the Egyptians.
Phoenicians powerpoint
The Phoenicians used the resources of wood and dye from snails to build their early wealth. They established trading centers along distant coasts to control sea trade far from Phoenicia and spread stories about dangers at sea. Their sea power allowed them to spread civilization ideas widely as they traveled and traded goods.
Art, architecture, infrastructure
The document provides information about learning about the arts, architecture, and public works of Mesopotamian civilizations. Students will fill out a note chart with types of arts/architecture/infrastructure, ancient Mesopotamian examples, and modern examples. It discusses how paintings have not survived well but sculptures and architecture like granaries, roads, and irrigation systems have remained. Mesopotamian cities typically had ziggurats, walls, palaces, and irrigated farmland within city walls. Society was stratified into upper, middle, and lower classes.
Student's life powerpoint
Here are two examples of irrelevant and relevant information from the passage:
Irrelevant:
- The schoolboy giving orders to servants at home
- The schoolboy asking his mother for lunch
Relevant:
- The fellow in charge of punctuality checking if students were late
- The teacher praising the student for not neglecting or hating his words
A historian might ask: What does this passage reveal about the structure and rigor of education in ancient Sumerian society?
Fertile crescent part 1 power point
Here is a 3 sentence response:
The most important contribution made by the ancient civilizations of the Fertile Crescent was the development of bureaucracy by the Persians. By creating a standardized system of administration, taxation, and record keeping to manage their vast empire, the Persians established organizational practices that are still used in governments worldwide today. The bureaucratic structures developed by the Persians have had an enduring influence and allow modern societies to function effectively at a large scale.
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- 1. Chooseany three of your Prehistoric Vocabulary words and use them in sentences. You should have 3 total sentences. Monday, October 15, 2012
- 2. Paleo- =Old Neo- =New -lithic =Stone Domin- =Master, that which is under control Arch- =Chief, first, rule Pre- = Before Prefixes and Suffixes
- 3. Sort your 16 vocabulary words into categories. The categories that you choose are up to you, however you may need to explain why you chose them. Vocabulary Activity
- 4. Using the definitions as clues, create either a word search or a crossword puzzle using your 16 vocabulary words and the graph paper that is provided to you. Word Search or Crossword Puzzle
- 5. Level 4- Map of the United States Level 5- Five Key Elements of Civilization Level 6- Prehistory vs. History notes Level 7- Prehistoric Vocabulary Study to Level Up