Friday, January 30, 2015
first quiz
Today we took our first quiz in Western Civilization. We got to use our blogs on the quiz. This really helped if you took good notes during class and notes from the power point, for the most part i think i did pretty well, and think tat the notes i took were useful while studying.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
review for quiz on Friday
other important information to know for the quiz....
- 200,000 years ago the first human species emerged in southwestern Africa
- "Epic of Gilgamesh"- told of a great flood. Worlds first surviving epic
- Hammurabi's code- created a set of laws
- earliest Egyptian writing is known as hieroglyphics
- Papyrus- paper
- wheel and plow
- Prehistory- a period of time before written recordsPaleolithic Age- (Old Stone Age)Neolithic Age- (New Stone Age) advanced tool making and agricultureAgriculture Revolution- also known as Neolithic Revolution, more permanent settlements, beginning in Southwestern Asia.Cuneiform- Sumerians invented the earliest form of writing known as cuneiformZiggurat- a Sumerian temple built on top of a mountainIndo-Europeans- people from the grasslands of the Russian steepe who introduced the horse to the near east.
- polytheism- studying more than one God
- hieirchers appeared in the village life
- hitties were one of the groups
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
review for quiz
Western Civilization
quiz one
Prehistory- a period of time before written records
Paleolithic Age- (Old Stone Age)
Neolithic Age- (New Stone Age) advanced tool making and
agriculture
Agriculture Revolution- also known as Neolithic Revolution,
more permanent settlements, beginning in Southwestern Asia.
Cuneiform- Sumerians invented the earliest form of writing known
as cuneiform
Ziggurat- a Sumerian temple built on top of a mountain
Indo-Europeans- people from the grasslands of the Russian
steepe who introduced the horse to the near east.
locate.....Asia Minor, Fertile Crescent, Tigris river, Euphrates river, Mediterranean Sea, and Sumer. |
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
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