Ancient World History

Ancient World History. Chapter 8 The Rise of Europe. Section 1. The Early Middle Ages. Geography of Western Europe. Rome linked great parts Europe, with roads, classical ideas, Latin language, and Christianity Location

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World History Ancient Rome

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World History Ancient Rome

World History Ancient Rome. Unit 4. Origin of the Etruscans. Between 900 and 500 BCE Called themselves the Rasenna, the Greeks called them Tyrrhenioi; the Romans called them the Etruscans. ____________________________________________________________________. Their land was called Etruria.

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Ancient World History

Ancient World History. Chapter 3 Early Civilizations in India and China. Section 1. Cities of Indus Valley. Geography of the Indian Subcontinent. Located in the region of South Asia or also known as the subcontinent of India Large landmass that jets out from a continent

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Ancient World History

Ancient World History. Chapter 6 Ancient Rome and the Rise of Christianity. Section 1. The Roman World Takes Shape. Geography and Peoples of Italy. Rome Began as a city-state, eventually spreading into an Empire Geography Rome is located right in the center of the Italian peninsula

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World History Ancient Rome

World History Ancient Rome. Unit 4. The Etruscans. Origin of the Etruscans. Between 900 and 500 BCE Called themselves the Rasenna , the Greeks called them Tyrrhenioi ; the Romans called them the Etruscans . Came from eastern Mediterranean, possibly Asia Minor.

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Ancient Stuff: Around 8000 BCE to Around 600 CE

Ancient Stuff: Around 8000 BCE to Around 600 CE. Period 1 AP World History Notes. The Big Picture . What are civilizations all about? How does change occur within a society? How are people impacted by, and how do they impact, geography and climate?. Nomads Follow the Food.

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Ancient World History

Ancient World History. Prehistory to 1500 Foundations of Civilization. Civilizations & Topics. Neolithic Revolution Core Civilizations Five Major World Religions Judaism Hinduism Buddhism Christianity Islam China: Qin and Han Empires India: Maurya and Gupta Empires

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300 BCE-900 CE

300 BCE-900 CE. The Mayans. Location : Mexico’s YUCATAN Peninsula Architecture temples astronomy mathematics The MAYAN CALENDAR Slow decline Warfare Overpopulation Soil exhaustion. 0. The AZTECS (1200-1521).

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Ancient World History

Ancient World History. Chapter 2 First Civilization: Africa and Asia. Geography of the Nile Valley. “Egypt is wholly the gift of the Nile” Greek Historian Herodotus Nile gave life, while the desert around them protected Egypt from invasions Yearly Floods

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ANCIENT WORLD HISTORY

ANCIENT WORLD HISTORY. (IN 10 VISUALS!) Can you guess the units??????. UNIT 1. BECOMING HUMAN “Early Humans”. UNIT 2. Settled Societies of the River Valleys Egypt China- Shang Dynasty Sumer- Mesopotamia Indus Valley. Unit 3. Ancient Greece. UNIT 4.

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Religions (600 BCE to 600 CE)

Religions (600 BCE to 600 CE). By Jazelle Campbell and Oscar Martinez. Buddhism (520 BC). Founded by Siddhartha Gautama ( the Buddha) in India There are 360 million adherents They are polytheistic. They worship Theravada and Mahayana.

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AP WORLD HISTORY Period 1: c. 8000 – 600 BCE

AP WORLD HISTORY Period 1: c. 8000 – 600 BCE. Technological and Environmental Transformations. Key Concept 1.1 Big Geography & the Peopling of the Earth. Big Bang (13.75 Billion Years Ago) Human-like creatures (2.7 Million Years Ago) Paleolithic Age = 95% of man’s time on earth

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Ancient World History

Ancient World History. Lecture #8 Classical China. Qin = Chin Han = H ah n. Classical China. The Qin dynasty created an integrated imperial structure, which the Han dynasty continued. Cross-cultural exchange increased during the Han dynasty with more trade.

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300 BCE-900 CE

300 BCE-900 CE. The Mayans. Architecture temples astronomy mathematics Slow decline Warfare Overpopulation Soil exhaustion. 0. The AZTECS (1200-1521). In 1325, the Aztec god Uitzilopochtli told the people where to settle when

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Ancient World History 900 – 600 BCE

Ancient World History 900 – 600 BCE. Instructor Pacas. The fall of the Hittite Empire in the region between Anatolia and the Levant left a power vacuum as discussed prior and many independent city states emerged to fill the vacuum.

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Ancient Greeks 600 BCE-300 BCE

Ancient Greeks 600 BCE-300 BCE. Political and philosophical contributions to modern democracy. Political Contributions— direct democracy. Direct Democracy…what is this?. Political Contributions— direct democracy. Why does direct democracy NOT work in our modern society?

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ANCIENT ROME World History

ANCIENT ROME World History. The Roman Republic. Rome’s Beginnings Mythical Version: ~ Trojan prince Aeneas discovers Latins while searching for new homeland ~ The legend of Romulus and Remus explains the creation of Rome Historical Version:

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World History Ancient Rome

World History Ancient Rome. Unit 4. The Etruscans. Origin of the Etruscans. Between 900 and 500 BCE Called themselves the Rasenna , the Greeks called them Tyrrhenioi ; the Romans called them the Etruscans . Came from eastern Mediterranean, possibly Asia Minor.

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ANCIENT ROME World History

ANCIENT ROME World History. Warm-up Question: Around 100 C.E., at the height of the Roman Empire, Romans boasted/bragged, “All roads lead to Rome.” Why do you think that the Romans said this?. The Roman Republic. Rome’s Beginnings Mythical Version:

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