calisthenics: test prep
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Calisthenics: Test Prep. Homework: Study for your quiz and finish the reverse side of you notes. What to study: Mesopotamian Technology (plow, math, wheel) The Beginning of Writing (scribes, cuneiform, pictographs etc.) Mesopotamian Religion & Social Class. Question #1. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Calisthenics: Test Prep
Homework: Study for your quiz and finish the reverse side of you notes.
What to study:1. Mesopotamian Technology (plow,
math, wheel)2. The Beginning of Writing (scribes,
cuneiform, pictographs etc.)3. Mesopotamian Religion & Social
Class
DO Now Page 61 IAN• Question #1• Which field of study compares different cultural groups?
– A. Anthropology– B. Paleontology– C. Geology– D. Psychology
• Question #2• What is the practice of worshiping many gods called?
– A. Democracy– B. Monotheism– C. Polytheism– D. Theocracy
• Question #3• Which of the following made up the land of Sumer?
– A. City States– B. County-towns– C. Districts– D. Provinces
• Question #4• In Ancient Sumerian city-states, the Ziggurat was…
– A. tomb of the Pharaoh– B. form of Sumerian writing– C. center of the pharaoh’s palace– D. center of religious and cultural life
What is a Civilization?
• Civilization: as a society becomes more complex to an advanced culture.
• Guess what Historians say the FIRST civilization was…
There are 5 Major Components of a Civilization…
Advanced Cities
• What does that mean?– Civilization=life in cities. Cities are important
because farmers needed a place to store and trade their surplus grain. As cities grew they began to offer other advantages.
Specialized Workers
• What does that mean?– Having a food surplus leads to other work.
Workers can specialize.• For example Sumerians made armor and weapons
while other became priests or kings.• Specialize= the quality of work improves because they
develop their skills.
Complex Institutions
• What does that mean?– In time, religion and government became
institutions. An institution is a group of people who have a specific purpose.• For example: schools are institutions=to educate
children.
Record Keeping
• What does that mean?– Societies must keep track of many things• Example: Rulers may want to measure the food
supplies stored in the city.– Keeping records usually involves writing, but not
always.• Who invented the first writing system?
Improved Technology
• What does it mean?– Societies advance as people develop technology
or learn better ways to do things. • Example: the people of Sumer created new tools and
new materials.– IE: Bronze, tools, weapons, etc.
Group Work
• Groups of 5• Each member will have one aspect of the
Traits of a Civilization• Summarize your trait in 2 sentences.• When your group finishes, present it to the
rest of the group.
Re-Visiting The City State
• Where were most Sumerian city states located and why?
Mesopotamian City States
• City State: a community that included a city and its surrounding lands.
• By 3,000BC Sumer had at least 12 city-state.– Famous ones: Babylon, Kish, Nippur, and Ur.– They were located near the mouth of the Tigris &
Euphrates– As a result famers grew more food and population
increased!
White Board Exit Tickets!
Question #1
• What is this a definition of:
as a society becomes more complex to an advanced culture.
Question #2
• What is this a definition of:
a community that included a city and its surrounding lands.
Question #3
• What is one example of a “Complex Institution”
Question #3
• Where do historians say the first civilization emerged (or developed)?