E Tori Zanco School/Education School/Education The Sumerians believed in a very strict education. They loved to keep records of every thing like their.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Geography of the Fertile Crescent
Advertisements

"the land between the rivers"
Ancient River Valley Civilizations
Mesopotamia Vocabulary
Mesopotamia Walsh Publishing Co Mesopotamia Land Between Two Rivers Mesopotamia was known as the “Fertile Crescent” because of it’s crescent shape.
The Geography of the Fertile Crescent. What does Mesopotamia mean? The “land between the rivers” in Greek.
© Mark E. Damon - All Rights Reserved. Directions: Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the questions) and the questions.
Unit One: Lecture 1.2 Geography and Ancient Civilizations.
Mesopotamia. Do Now Decode the following: U R A GR8.
Mesopotamia and Egypt Ancient Civilizations. Egypt Geography Nile Located on the continent of Africa Papyrus Plant grows by the Nile Great boat builders.
Chapter 3 Section 1 Geography of the Fertile Crescent
Jeopardy Geography Legacy Vocabulary Way of Life Other Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500.
The First Civilizations:. The Fertile Crescent: Land Between Two Rivers  In what is now Iraq, two rivers offered fertile soil, good for farming.  The.
Chapter 4 Lesson 1 The Sumerians
Vocab Map Elements.  Tigris  Euphrates  justice.
The Cradle of Civilization
Civilization of Sumer Location: Fertile Crescent in the Middle East Includes Mesopotamia “land between rivers” in present-day Iraq Rivers were the Tigris.
* Mesopotamia * Civilization A Culture that includes certain elements A system of writing Cities Workers with specialized jobs.
The Fertile Crescent known as Mesopotamia
The Fertile Crescent: The Land Between Two Rivers Coach Parrish Chapter 2, Section 1 Oxford Middle School.
19 October 2015 E.Q. – What is the 1 st Civilization & What are the Elements of a civilizations? Bellringer: Why is it good to settle along a river? Mesopotamia.
Rivers= water for People, animals, crops, trade, transportation Crescent Shape Fertile= Good for growing crops.
Bellwork EQ4: How did physical location lead to the success and development of the Fertile Valley Civilizations? The physical location of Mesopotamia.
By: Christian A. Monroe.  Where is Mesopotamia located? Mesopotamia is located in the rolling hills between the Tigris and Euphrates River. (pg.33) 
Geography.  1. Silently enter class.  2. Sit in assigned seat.  3. Copy homework into agenda.  4. You need a new divider and table of contents page.
Geography of the Fertile Crescent
What is a Civilization? A look at the earliest civilizations in Mesopotamia.
Welcome! The Topic For Today Is…. Mesopotamia TermsGeographyThe First Civilization Life in SumerEarly Empires Bonus Question: 5000.
Mesopotamia. The Land Between Two Rivers Mesopotamia (between the rivers) is a region in SW Asia Tigris and Euphrates Rivers Rich soil Drew people in.
Mesopotamia.
How did the geography affect their lives?. Southwest Asia’s first cities Known as the fertile crescent because the area was shaped like a crescent moon.
F Adriana Joniaux Farming Farming The settlers built cities along the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers. The farmers wheat, barley, dates, and vegetables.
PreAP Warm-up Questions  What is the most accurate sequence of events describing the development of Mesopotamia? Job specialization, planting crops,
Early Man Early man interacted with their environment by ∞ Homo habilis made many tools that are used today such as the hoe. ∞ They farmed and made food.
Fertile Crescent.
Review: (1)____________ is tiny bits of rock and dirt from the river bottom (2)I am the geographic feature where early people settled around _______________.
“Land between 2 rivers”. Fertile land between 2 rivers (Tigris & Euphrates)
MESOPOTAMIA REVIEW 6 th Grade. Developed in?  Fertile Crescent.
Warm-up Why do you think humans stopped being nomads and formed civilizations?
A Matt Sweet Agriculture of Babylon Agriculture In Mesopotamia they would raise sheep, cow, and goats. The people would hunt wild game birds and other.
The Stone Age The Stone Age lasted almost 2 million years!
Directions Please find the folder with your name on, take it, and have a seat.
Geography of the Fertile Crescent Cornell Notes. The Land Between the Rivers Mesopotamia Fertile Crescent Southwest Asia Greek meaning “land between the.
By: Verduzco, Clow, and Watson. The valleys of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers were the site of the world’s first civilization The Sumerians developed.
The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers Chapter Three Lesson One.
Civilization and Mesopotamia
Geography of the Fertile Crescent
Warm-up Questions What was the purpose of building canals?
Chapter 3.
Geography of Mesopotamia
Geography of the Fertile Crescent
Geography of the Fertile Crescent
Copy HW into your agenda. Egypt Map - THURS Study Notes DAILY
Chapter 4 Lesson 1 The Sumerians
Mesopotamia Vocabulary
Mesopotamia The Sumerians.
Mesopotamia Vocabulary
Civilization of Sumer Location: Fertile Crescent in the Middle East
- Cradle of Civilization - Land Between Two Rivers - Fertile Crescent
Cornell Notes… Topic/Objective:
Ancient Mesopotamia: UNIT STUDY GUIDE
Mesopotamia.
Section 1 – Geography and the Fertile Crescent
The Early Fertile Crescent
Fertile Crescent.
WARM-UP: Explain how geographic features and cultural diffusion affected the development of ancient Mesopotamia and ancient Egyptian River Valley civilizations.
Mesopotamia A quick preview
The First Civilizations
Chapter 2 Lesson 1 Mesopotamia.
Mesopotamia MES - 1.
Presentation transcript:

E Tori Zanco School/Education School/Education

The Sumerians believed in a very strict education. They loved to keep records of every thing like their kings, and like how many people are in the city. Most of the children that live there wanted to go to school and learn thing like how to read and write. And they had to be good because if they weren’t they believed that the gods wouldn’t give them good crops and good soil.

School/Education School/Education The Mesopotamians really wanted to go to school. Because the people who went to school and got a good education got a good job and they could get a good amount trade. But the only difference is that we get money and they get crop, cattle, sheep, and plants to eat.

Bibliography Bibliography

F Tori Zanco Farming/Agriculture Farming/Agriculture

The is a place in Mesopotamia called the fertile crescent and it has the best soil to grow crop in. That’s because there are two rivers in it called the Tigris and Euphrates river. And every time that they flood they leave behind silt. Silt is a combination of rocks, clay, dirt, and soil.

Farming/Agriculture Farming/Agriculture My topic is similar to today because we also still farm and domesticate animals. We also still today eat fish, meat, eggs, cheese, vegetables, pork, deer and some other foods that the Sumerian ate as well.

Bibliography Bibliography x.html x.html