Standard: a. Describe the development of Mesopotamian societies; include the religious, cultural, economic, and political facets of society, with attention.

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Standard: a. Describe the development of Mesopotamian societies; include the religious, cultural, economic, and political facets of society, with attention to Hammurabi’s law code. Essential Question: What factors were involved with the development of early civilization? Warm up: How many years between 3000 BCE and 1000 CE. Download Showme, ClassFlow student, and gFlash+ from the app store. (Remember that during warm-ups you should be quiet!)

 Ipads must be brought everyday  Ipads are an educational tool, and not for games or social networking.  Only access sites or apps that are being used or you are instructed to access.  Leaving accepted apps or websites will result in the Ipad being locked.  No cell phone. All cell phones go to cell phone jail!

gFlash+ Socrative Student Classflow Student A QR Reader

 Download Showme  Then follow me!!!!

 Known as the Bronze Age because of the use of Bronze (mixture of Iron and Tin)  Mesopotamia saw a rise in technology like the wheel.  Were polytheistic (many Gods)

 1.Surplus of food.  2.Large towns, with some form of government  3.People perform different jobs (Division of Labor)  4.Development of a calendar  5.Form of writing

This class thought he was a hero. He is most well known for creating an early law code. Brutal but organized

 They tended the home and kept the house  Sorry Amber, Courtney, and Kelsey (And Ms. Connie)

 Characteristics of Civilization (1 on each card)  Mesopotamia  Fertile Crescent  Hamurabi’s Code  Polytheism  Egypt  Monotheism  Zoroastrianism  Phoenicians  Cuneiform  Hieroglyphics  Phoenician Alphabet

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 Study the notes you took on Wednesday, and our review today. This information will be posted on my website.