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Bellringer Review your notes for the skills quiz!

Agenda 1.Skills Quiz 2.Retake info 3.Finish Mesopotamia 4.Hammurabi’s Code

Objectives Students will be able to… 13.Describe the fall of Sumerian civilization. 14.Define empire. 15.Analyze the contents and importance of the Code of Hammurabi.

Quiz 1 retake For those who wish to retake quiz 1 First you must have BELOW a 70% Second, you need to set up a time to take the quiz with me. I can stay after school tomorrow and Friday. (if these times don’t work see me on your way to lunch)

Skills Quiz! When finished, take a sheet and practice summarizing!

Babylon [Ridpath, John Clark, Ridpath's History of the World, 1901]; ABC-CLIO

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