Rivers and the Bronze Age

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Rivers and the Bronze Age Global History and Geography I Mr. Cox

Essential Question Bellringer Based on the map below, where do most of the people in the world live? (Near what?) Essential Question How did Rivers and the Bronze Age contribute to the spread of culture (cultural diffusion)?

I. The Importance of Rivers Why settle near rivers? Defense, transportation, agriculture. Farming required irrigation People began to travel and interact as a result of the Rivers Ancient Rivers Tigris Euphrates Nile Yellow Indus Ganges Yangtze

II. The Bronze Age 3,000 B.C. People learned how to smelt metal Wheel, plow, and sailboat were all developed Bronze weapons and armor, provided a military advantage.

III. Civilization Spreads Rulers of ancient cities began to crave more land Led to the rise of city-states, or a political unit that included a city and its surrounding villages and farms Empires, or a group of city-states controlled by one ruler, emerged One city-state took control of another through conquest.

Cultural Diffusion How? The exchange of ideas, customs, and goods among cultures. How? Warfare, Trading, Traveling, Colonization Cultures blend, or absorb characteristics of other cultures

Cultural Diffusion How? The exchange of ideas, customs, and goods among cultures. How? Warfare, Trading, Traveling, Colonization Cultures blend, or absorb characteristics of other cultures What might be some examples of this?