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By Mary Sue Rutledge

By Mary Sue Rutledge. Prehistoric People . Prehistory- History before the developing of writing. Prehistoric Ages are divided by the way people got their food. PALEOLITHIC AGE. Hunters and Gatherers. Paleolithic Age. Tools. Paleolithic Age. Fire. Paleolithic Age. Neanderthal.

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  1. By Mary Sue Rutledge Mary Sue Rutledge

  2. Prehistoric People Prehistory- History before the developing of writing. Prehistoric Ages are divided by the way people got their food. Mary Sue Rutledge

  3. PALEOLITHIC AGE Hunters and Gatherers Mary Sue Rutledge

  4. Paleolithic Age Tools Mary Sue Rutledge

  5. Paleolithic Age Fire Mary Sue Rutledge

  6. Paleolithic Age Neanderthal Mary Sue Rutledge

  7. Paleolithic Age Cro-Magnon Mary Sue Rutledge

  8. NEOLITHIC AGE Age of Farming Mary Sue Rutledge

  9. Neolithic Age Domesticated of Animals. Mary Sue Rutledge

  10. Neolithic Age Formed Communities – Government - Religions Specialization (Jobs) Mary Sue Rutledge

  11. RIVER VALLEYCIVILIZATIONS Mary Sue Rutledge

  12. MESOPOTAMIA“Cradle of Civilization”” Tigris and Euphrates Rivers - Modern Day Iraq Mary Sue Rutledge

  13. Mesopotamia Contributions WritingHammurabi Code of Law Mary Sue Rutledge

  14. Mesopotamia Contributions. • Plow and Wheel • 12 Month Calendar based on Moon Cycle Mary Sue Rutledge

  15. Mesopotamia Contributions Priest-Kings and Ziggurat Mary Sue Rutledge

  16. Mesopotamia Contributions Number System Based on 60 60 seconds - Minute 60 minutes – Hour 360º - Circle Mary Sue Rutledge

  17. EGYPTNile River Modern Day Egypt Mary Sue Rutledge

  18. Egypt Contributions Pharaoh - King Mary Sue Rutledge

  19. Egypt Contributions Papyrus and Ink Mary Sue Rutledge

  20. Egypt Contributions Mathematic Fractions & Whole Numbers Geometry – Surveying Mary Sue Rutledge

  21. Egypt Contributions Medicine – Dentists, eye doctors, specialists, surgeons, splints, bandages, & compresses. Mary Sue Rutledge

  22. Egypt Contributions Embalming Mary Sue Rutledge

  23. Egypt Contributions Egyptians’ life on Earth was in preparation for the After Life. Mary Sue Rutledge

  24. INDUS RIVER VALLEYIndus River Modern Day – Pakistan and India Mary Sue Rutledge

  25. Indus River Valley First to grow cotton and make into cloth. Mary Sue Rutledge

  26. Huang Ho ValleyHuang Ho River (Yellow River) Modern Day China Mary Sue Rutledge

  27. Huang Ho Valley Contributions Dynasty- Ruling Family Mary Sue Rutledge

  28. Huang Ho Valley Contributions Badge of Rank Mary Sue Rutledge

  29. Huang Ho Valley Contributions SILK Mary Sue Rutledge

  30. Huang Ho Valley Contributions Ancient Silk Routes Mary Sue Rutledge

  31. ANCIENT GREECE Mary Sue Rutledge

  32. Greece • City-States (Polis)- City and surrounding farm land. Sparta Athens Mary Sue Rutledge

  33. Greece City-States shared common language, customs, and beliefs. But communities were separated by mountains and sea. Mary Sue Rutledge

  34. Greece Government System – Direct Democracy All citizens participate in government decisions directly. Mary Sue Rutledge

  35. Greece Mary Sue Rutledge

  36. Greece Gods Mary Sue Rutledge

  37. Greece Olympics Mary Sue Rutledge

  38. Greece Architecture Mary Sue Rutledge

  39. Greece People Plato – Political Science Socrates – Socratic Method of Questioning Hippocrates – Father of Medicine Herodotus – Father of History Scientific Method – Hypothesis Mary Sue Rutledge

  40. Greece Theater Mary Sue Rutledge

  41. Greece Seven Ancient Wonders 1. Pyramids at Giza 2. Colossus of Rhodes 3. Lighthouse of Alexandra 4. Statue of Zeus at Olympia 5. Temple of Artemis 6. Mausoleum of Halicarnassus 7. Hanging Gardens of Babylon Mary Sue Rutledge

  42. Romans Began in modern-day country of Italy Mary Sue Rutledge

  43. Romans Republic – Representative Democracy Romans elected representatives to represent them at government assemblies. Mary Sue Rutledge

  44. Romans Architecture Mary Sue Rutledge

  45. Romans The Arch Mary Sue Rutledge

  46. Romans Roads Mary Sue Rutledge

  47. Romans - Gladiators Mary Sue Rutledge

  48. Romans Roman Gods same as Greek Gods but renamed Mary Sue Rutledge

  49. Romans Cross appears to Roman Emperor Constantine I before an important battle. He won and converted to Christianity in 306 CE. Christianity was proclaimed the official religion of Rome in 380 CE by Theodosius I Mary Sue Rutledge

  50. MIDDLE AGES The period from the Fall of the Roman Empire in the West (Europe) to the beginning of modern times. Mary Sue Rutledge

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