1. Ancient Middle East and Egypt
Chapter 2
Ancient Middle East and Egypt

2. 2.1 City-States of Ancient Sumer - Objectives -
Understand how geography influenced the development of civilization in the Fertile Crescent.
Outline the main features of Sumerian civilization.
Explain how the advances in learning made by the Sumerians left a lasting legacy for later people to build on.

3. Terms, People, and Places 2.1
Fertile Crescent
Mesopotamia
Sumer
The Epic of Gilgamesh
Hiearchy
Ziggurat
Cuneiform

4. Lecture 2.1 Geography Influences Fertile Crescent Civilization
Sumerian Civilization Takes Shape
Lasting Legacy of Sumer

5. Formative Assessment 2.1 PHSchool.com (Bridge Page)
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6. 2.2 Invaders, Traders, and Empire Builders - Objectives -
Outline the achievements of the first empires that arose in Mesopotamia.
Understand how conquests brought new empires and ideas into the Middle East.
Describe how the Persians established a huge empire.
Summarize the contributions the Phoenicians made to the ancient Middle East.

7. Terms, People, and Places 2.2
Sargon
Hammurabi
Codify
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Nebuchadnezzar
Barter Economy
Money Economy
Zoroaster
Colony
Alphabet

8. Lecture 2.2 First Empires Arise in Mesopotamia
Conquests Bring New Empires and Ideas
The Persians Establish a Huge Empire
Contributions of Phoenician Sea Traders

9. Formative Assessment 2.2 PHSchool.com (Bridge Page)
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10. 2.3 Kingdom on the Nile - Objective -
Understand the ways in which geography
Analyze the achievements of the Old Kingdom in Egypt.
Describe the events that brought turbulence to Egypt’s Middle Kingdom.
Explain how Egypt grew strong during the New Kingdom.

11. Terms, People, and Places 2.3
Cataract
Delta
Dynasty
Pharaoh
Bureaucracy
Vizier
Hatshepsut
Thutmose II
Ramses II

12. Lecture 2.3 Geography Helps Shape Egypt The Old Kingdom Forms
The Turbulent Middle Kingdom
New Kingdom Egypt Grows Strong

13. Formative Assessment 2.3 PHSchool.com (Bridge Page)
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14. 2.4 Egyptian Civilization - Objectives -
Describe the ways in which religious beliefs shaped the lives of ancient Egyptians.
Understand how the Egyptians viewed the afterlife.
Explain how the Egyptians organized their society.
Outline the advances that the Egyptians made in learning, the arts, science, and literature.

15. Terms, People, and Places 2.4
Amon-Re
Osiris
Isis
Akhenaton
Mummification
Hieroglyphics
Papyrus
Decipher
Rosetta Stone

16. Lecture 2.4 Religion Shapes Life in Ancient Egypt
How Egyptians Viewed the Afterlife
Egyptians Organize Their Society
Egyptians Make Advances in Learning
Egyptians Develop Arts and Literature

17. Formative Assessment 2.4 PHSchool.com (Bridge Page)
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18. 2.5 Roots of Judaism - Objectives -
Understand what made the ancient Israelites’ belief system unique from others at the time.
Outline the main events in the early history of the Israelites.
Analyze the moral and ethical ideas of Judaism.

19. Terms, People, and Places 2.5
Monotheistic
Torah
Abraham
Covenant
Moses
David
Solomon
Patriarchal
Sabbath
Prophet
Ethics
Diaspora

20. Lecture 2.5 The Ancient Israelites Shape a Unique Belief System
Judaism Teaches About Law and Morality

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22. Summative Assessment Chapter 2
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