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Essential Question: Why do civilizations rise and fall?

Global Studies Unit Two Ancient World- Civilizations and Religions (4000 BCE- 500 CE) A study of the Ancient Civilizations of Asia, Africa and Europe. . Essential Question: Why do civilizations rise and fall?. Topic: Early Human. Aim: How can we learn about the past by studying artifacts?

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Sensation and Perception

Sensation and Perception. Fall 2011. Understanding Sensation. Synesthesia. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRXk8jT5OPI&feature=related http :// www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rSbtg7wohs&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpCEI0sQuWw&feature=related.

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Evolution

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Kinship and Family

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Essential Question: Why do civilizations rise and fall?

Global Studies Unit Two Ancient World- Civilizations and Religions (4000 BCE- 500 CE) A study of the Ancient Civilizations of Asia, Africa and Europe. . Essential Question: Why do civilizations rise and fall?. Topic: Early Human. Aim: How can we learn about the past by studying artifacts?

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The world at 7 billion!

The world at 7 billion!. 7 Billion. By 2045 global population is projected to reach nine billion. Can the planet take the strain?. India.

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Gods and Goddesses

Gods and Goddesses. Polytheistic Many gods Each god linked to a specific aspect of the culture Ex. Sun, death Gods believed to have created and ruled the world. Ra. Sun god Most important god of the ancient Egyptians. Helped crops grow

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Egypt

Egypt. Monuments, Pyramids, Cities, Oh my!. Expectations. By the end of this virtual tour through Egypt you will be able to: Recognize some of the major cities in Egypt and what can be found in each city. Complete the quiz at the end by referring to previous slides.

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Ghosts, Souls and Death

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Walk Like an Egyptian! Cairo, Egypt

Mrs. Magee. Walk Like an Egyptian! Cairo, Egypt. This video will give you an idea of why the Ancient Egyptians built pyramids, and what is in them. http://video.kids.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/kids/people-places-kids/egypt-tombs-kids.html. Tombs, Pyramids, and Mummies, Oh My!.

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Religious Specialists

Religious Specialists. Small-scale societies: These men/women usually have other roles/jobs within the society. Their skills are called upon when necessary.

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Religious Specialists

Religious Specialists. Small-scale societies: These men/women usually have other roles/jobs within the society. Their skills are called upon when necessary.

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Annelida

Annelida. General Characteristics Range from one 1mm to 3 meters. Fluid outer body External cuticle that is never shed or mold Has a nervous system/brain 100 body segments. Adaptations.

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Annelida

Annelida. General Characteristics Range from one 1mm to 3 meters. Fluid outer body External cuticle that is never shed or mold Has a nervous system/brain 100 body segments. Adaptations.

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Eid-ul- A dha and Hajj

Eid-ul- A dha and Hajj. By: Azraf Khan. How It Began. During Hajj, Muslims re-enact when prophet Abraham saw Allah (the Arabic word for god) in a dream, and Allah told him that he had to sacrifice his son if he believed in his religion

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Voodoo

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Oceans and seas

Oceans and seas. By: Brianna #14 . Animals in the ocean. Unlike some animals octopuses can blend in with their surroundings to help kill their prey. Some animals like the blue whale only eat little tiny animals called krill.

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Divination

Divination. Techniques for obtaining information about things unknown, including events that will occur in the future . Magic vs. Divination: Magic: based on the manipulation of perceived connections between things Ex: Magical ritual to bring rain

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Divination

Divination. Techniques for obtaining information about things unknown, including events that will occur in the future . Magic vs. Divination: Magic: based on the manipulation of perceived connections between things Ex: Magical ritual to bring rain

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