Homework: Achieve 3000
Article :
China: What Qianlong Left Behind
Thursday, October 26, 2017
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Please make sure that you have these notes for Unit 1 Section 2 Mesopotamia Civilization
Note: Because students did a project for this section, the notebook was not checked. This section is being scored with Unit1 Section 3.
Sargon
Conquered all of Mesopotamia creating the first world’s empire
Hammurabi
Note: Because students did a project for this section, the notebook was not checked. This section is being scored with Unit1 Section 3.
Sargon
Conquered all of Mesopotamia creating the first world’s empire
Hammurabi
- King of Babylonia
- Developed law code
civilization
Society that has cities, organized government,
art, religion, class divisions, and
a writing system.
irrigation
Watering plants through
- Dams and channels
- Walls, waterways and ditches
city-state
Sumerians protected city-states with mud-brick walls.
cuneiform
- Sumerian writing system
- Contains hundreds of wedge-shaped marks cut into damp clay tablets with sharp reeds
code
a set of laws or regulations
Mesopotamia
- Means the “land between rivers”
- Tigris River and Euphrates River
First Civilization
- Formed in river valleys
- Farming
- Fresh Water
Techonology
- Mathematical ideas: geometry, number system based on 60
Quiz Monday - October 30
- content Unit 1 Section 3
- notebook will be scored for Unit 1 Section 3 and Unit 1 Section 2
Content of Unit 1 and Section 3
- King Nebuchadnezzar
province
Political district
caravan
Groups of traveling merchants (p. 146)
astronomer
- People who study the heavenly bodies
- Mapped the stars, the planets, and the phases of the moon
Assyrian
- Around 900 BC, started
Why Were the Assyrians So Strong?
- Iron weapons!!!
- Soft?
- Hittites develop iron technology
- Heat iron ore
- Hammer
- Rapidly cool
First library in Nineveh
Chaldeans Accomplishments
7 day week
- Chaldeans with the Medes defeat the Assyrian army
- Babylon Located on major trade route between Mediterranean Sea and Persian Gulf
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Every Wednesday, the students do Achieve3000. If the activity is not completed in class, then it becomes homework. If the student does not have access to internet from home, then the student needs to work out Chromebook usage at school with the teacher.
Title for today:
Ancient Middle East: Will This Pyramid Draw Crowds?
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Period 2 and 4
Students have selected topic and groups for a Mesopotamian presentation due October 9.
Notebooks will also be collected on October 9. There will be no quiz on Unit 1 Section 2 because students will demonstrate knowledge with the project presentation.
Period 6 is currently behind in the curriculum. This period has a due date of October 10.
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