Prehistory – River Valley Civilizations

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Prehistory – River Valley Civilizations

I. Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) (2 million to 12000 BCE) More Advanced Humans Hunters/Gatherers

I. Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) (2 million to 12000 BCE) CONT Migration Where??? 14,000 years ago (approx. 12,000 BCE) end of last GREAT ice age More movement

Discussion Question Discuss some advantages AND disadvantages of the lifestyle of Hunters/Gatherers?

II. Neolithic (New Stone Age) (10,000-4000 BCE) Agricultural Revolution Invention of agriculture Initially developed in the Middle East and independently arose in India, N. Africa, Americas, Asia and Europe Transformation took time

Neolithic (New Stone Age) (10,000-4000 BCE) CONT. Specialization of Labor New classes Pastoralist

Neolithic (New Stone Age) (10,000-4000 BCE) CONT. Technological Innovations Role of women

Discussion Question: What were some of the benefits of the Neolithic Revolution for humans? What were some of the drawbacks? Would YOU have chosen to settle and begin farming?

Class Discussion Is the term Civilization a synonym for good? For each of these characteristics of early civilization, identify benefits and disadvantages: Gender inequality Slavery Warlike Divisions in social-class – have/have nots Diseases Ruler and ruled Destruction of environment

III. Civilization CONT Why Civilization? Definition Must contain all of the following: ???

IV. Characteristics of River Valley Civilizations The “Big” 4 and the Americas Mesopotamia (Tigris and Euphrates) Egypt (Nile) Mohenjo-daro / Harappa (Indus) China (Hwang He or Yellow) Chavin (Andean South America) Olmecs (Mesoamerica)

Mesopotamia

Egypt

India

China

Small Group Discussion Question: What do most/all of these River Valley Civilizations have in common? What are some key differences between the RVCs?

IV. Characteristics of River Valley Civilizations CONT Favorable Location and Access to Resources Example: Hittites and Iron Independent Development vs. Borrowing Despite trade and connections…

IV. Characteristics of River Valley Civilizations CONT Similarities Technology Monumental Building / Specialization / Division of Labor Arts promoted by religious and political elites Writing Systems

IV. Characteristics of River Valley Civilizations CONT Trade Complex political structures Creation of Legal Codes Hammurabi’s Code Code of Ur-Nammu Creation of new religions Vedic religions Hebrew monotheism Zoroastrianism

Writing Papyrus Sheets Cuneiform Tablet

Hieroglyphs

Writing Forms Sumerian Writing Hieroglyphics

Writing Forms Sanskrit Ancient Chinese

IV. Characteristics of River Valley Civilizations CONT Differences Egyptian economy Distinctive Writing Systems Monumental Building Chinese Intellectual Life Partner Question: What would allow China to emphasize education over other pursuits? Explain.

IV. Characteristics of River Valley Civilizations CONT Decline of River Valley Civilizations

Small Group Discussion Question: What did the first River Valley Civilizations leave behind? How were the civilizations that followed them effected?

V. Conclusion RVCs created… Civilization created division BUT trade created interconnection Major Similarities / Major Differences

Closing Task Identify and explain ONE similarity of the early River Valley Civilizations. Identify and explain ONE difference of the early River Valley Civilizations. Identify and explain ONE legacy of the early River Valley Civilizations.