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Warm-Up September 30,2013 Where do you live? What are some challenges or problems in your life. What are some of your achievements?

Students will be able to: Compare and contrast the Assyrian and Babylonian cultures. Explore how empires formed in Mesopotamia.

Two Empires of MESOPOTAMIA

Materials for Today’s Lesson

RULES FOR TODAY’S LESSON RULES FOR TODAY’S LESSON Raise your hands before speaking or leaving your seat Respect your classmates and Mrs. Roberts Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself.

The Assyrian and the Babylonian’s cultures.

Where They Lived Assyrians North of Babylon on open land. Babylonians Between the Tigris and Euphrates, north of Sumer

Assyrians One of the most important Mesopotamia empires.. Its capital was Nineveh. Babylonians One of the most important Mesopotamia empires. The city of Babylon was the center of the empire.

Their Challenges or Problems Assyrians Continually open to invasion Babylonians Destroyed by the Assyrians

Their Lasting Achievements Assyrians They developed sophisticated weapons and conquered many lands. Babylonians Babylon became a center of learning; strides were made in astronomy.

Civilization Sumerians

Where did the Sumerians live… Between the Tigris and Euphrates, north od the Persian Gulf

Their challenges or problems (Sumerians) Destructive floods Constant warfare

Their lasting achievements (Sumerians) They developed a system of writing

What would life be like without written language?

Students will be able to… Imagine a world with no writing systems Share knowledge about the creation of writing systems.

Rules for Today’s Lesson Raise your hands before speaking or leaving your seat Respect your classmates and Mrs. Roberts Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself. No yelling out answers

LOL = Laughing Out Loud LOL = Lots Of Love BRB = Be Right Back BRB = Bath Room Break

TA great minds think alike GTSY glad to see you H&K hug and kiss HAGN have a good night HAG1 have a good one HHIS hanging head in shame IC I see IYKWIM If You Know What I Mean IGP I gotta pee IMO in my opinion IMHO in my humble opinion IRL in real life IWALY I will always love you JK just kidding JMO just my opinion

Materials for Today’s Lesson

Reading from the book about cuneiform.

What is cuneiform?

What ancient civilization invented cuneiform? List five things you think the ancient people wrote down?

Civilization Chaldeans

Where did they live… (Chaldeans) King ruled Mesopotamia from Babylon

There challenges and problems… Overthrown by fierce Assyrians

Their lasting achievements (Chaldeans) They gained control of the Assyrian empire and rebuilt Babylon.