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Byzantine Empire

Byzantine Empire. Mongol Empire. The Asian Empires we will study next. Ottoman Empire. China Empire. Mughal Empire. All Connected by The Silk Roads. Content Standard. Empires in Asia (Byzantine, Ottoman, Mughal and China) grew as commercial and cultural centers along trade routes.

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Byzantine Empire

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  1. Byzantine Empire Mongol Empire The Asian Empires we will study next. Ottoman Empire China Empire Mughal Empire

  2. All Connected by The Silk Roads

  3. Content Standard Empires in Asia (Byzantine, Ottoman, Mughal and China) grew as commercial and cultural centers along trade routes. What does this mean in kid friendly language: ________________________________________________________________________________________

  4. The Byzantine Empire 330-1453

  5. The Ottoman Empire

  6. The Medieval Chinese Dynasties – 220CE-1700s CE

  7. The Mongol Empire 1200-1300s

  8. The Mughal Empire 1605-1707

  9. In this unit: • you will examine the Silk Road and the commercial and cultural items that spread as a result. • you will briefly study the five Asian Empires. • you will become an expert on one Asian Empire and create an museum exhibit that shows its commercial and cultural significance.

  10. What do you already know? • Start a new section in your binder for Asian Empires. • Write Asian Empires on the Post-It Note as a binder divider, or use one of your dividers. • Give yourself a “pre-knowledge” score for each of the learning targets. • √++: - I totally know all there is about this target. • √+: I know most of this target. • √: I know some things about this target. • √-: I have heard of this but can’t remember much. • 0: I know nothing and have lots of room for growth.

  11. Now, get ready to learn about the Silk Road and take notes. • Tomorrow there will be a Silk Road Simulation so meet outside the classroom so I can explain. • If you don’t have your homework done, you will not be a part of the simulation. • Be prepared to listen carefully to the Silk Road notes to prepare for tomorrow’s simulation.

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