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The 8 Elements of Civilization

The 8 Elements of Civilization. 6 th grade Social Studies . 8 Elements of Civilization.

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The 8 Elements of Civilization

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  1. The 8 Elements of Civilization 6th grade Social Studies

  2. 8 Elements of Civilization Every civilization shares 8 basic elements. Think of a skeleton. We all look different on the outside, but on the inside we all have the same bones, the same organs and the same systems that allow us to survive in the world

  3. Art & Architecture Art – The creation and expression of beautiful items such as: painting, sculpture, music and performing arts Architecture – the designing and building of physical structures such as: buildings, roads, and bridges

  4. Agriculture • The production of food by cultivating soil, producing crops, and raising livestock. Including farming, ranching, and fishing

  5. Agriculture: Farming and Ranching

  6. Agriculture: Fishing That’s a BIG Fish!

  7. Economy The cycle of labor (jobs), currency (money), trade and resources related to earning a living

  8. Economy:Jobs

  9. Economy:Currency (money)

  10. Education Teaching the next generation the necessaryskills and knowledge to survive and be successful members of society. Learning occurs both inside the home and in society LEARNING!

  11. Education:at home

  12. Education: in society

  13. Government The structure that is used to control, organize and support a large population Creates and enforces laws and policies to protect its citizens Many different types of government

  14. Government: Creates laws

  15. Government: Enforces Laws

  16. Government: Different Types

  17. Language Communication of thoughts and feelings Used to communicate with the world around us in order to express ourselves and accomplish goals

  18. Language: Verbal and Non Verbal

  19. Language: Written

  20. Lifestyle A way of life or style of living that reflects the attitudes and values of a culture How people live their daily lives: their homes, clothing and recreation

  21. Lifestyle: Homes

  22. Lifestyle: Clothing

  23. Lifestyle: Recreation

  24. Religion and Tradition Religion - A set of spiritual beliefs, values, and practices Tradition- the passing down of beliefs, legends, and customs from generation to generation

  25. Religion & Tradition

  26. Religion & Tradition

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