Download Ancient Egypt and India - Galena Park ISD Moodle

IFA # 7
TEKS: 16B;
The Babylonian King, Hammurabi (1700 BCE), created a law
code consisting of 282 case laws written on a stone slab.
The code does not represent a specific philosophy of law,
but emphasizes selected decisions the King and his court
used to rule their people.
1) If a man brings an accusation against a man, and
charge him with a (capital) crime, but cannot prove it, he,
the accuser, shall be put to death.
258) If a man hires a herdsman, he shall pay him 6
GUR of grain per year. (1 GUR is estimated to be 80 US
Gallons)
Based on the above information, what was the purpose of Hammurabi’s
code of law?
a. To Unite Empires
b. To Create a civilized society
c. To promote individual liberties
d. To establish a democracy
EARLY RIVER VALLEY CIVILIZATIONS
The first civilizations were developed in four river valleys around 3500 BC. Each
river valley had a mild climate and a water highway to other places. Water from the
rivers could be used for drinking and cooking food. Each of the valleys had a flood
plain where the overflowing river would deposit fertile soil. The rich soil led to
abundant harvests and food surpluses.
HEBREWS
Ancient
Egypt
3200 BC–500 BC
Ancient Egypt
-located in Northeast Africa
-the Nile, world’s longest river
runs through Egypt
-each year, the Nile floods and
deposits fertile soil
-fresh water, rich soil, & a
long growing season made it
possible for farmers to grow
large amounts of food
-ease of communication along
the river helped the
development of a highly
centralized government
Government and Society
-Egypt had a monarchy, which
means each pharaoh inherited
power
-most powerful person in ancient
Egypt=pharaoh
-the pharaoh was an absolute
ruler
-the pharaoh owned all the land,
commanded the army, made laws,
controlled irrigation and grain
supplies
-Egyptians considered
the pharaoh to be a god
Egyptian
Social
Classes
Religion
-Egyptians believed the body
should be preserved after
death for the afterlife
-when pharaohs died, their
bodies were embalmed and
buried in a pyramid
-the pyramids contained
gold, jewels, and other
precious objects for use in
the afterlife
-these artifacts have helped
scientists learn a lot about
ancient Egypt over the years
Egyptian Accomplishments
Medicine
-developed an extensive
knowledge of the body
through embalming
-performed surgical
operations
-they “set” fractures
Egyptian Accomplishments
Heiroglyphics
-ancient Egyptians
developed some of
the earliest forms of
writing based on
picture symbols
-appeared on
temples, pyramids,
and on scrolls of
reed paper, known
as papyrus
Egyptian Accomplishments
Building and Art
-architects and engineers
built magnificent
pyramids, palaces, and
temples of stone
-the buildings were
decorated with paintings
and sculptures
Egyptian Accomplishments
Geometry & Astronomy
-developed geometry to build
projects like the pyramids
-by observing the stars, they
developed a 365 day calendar
9/6 Notes
Ancient Egypt
-developed along the Nile River
-society was ruled by an all powerful pharaoh
-built pyramids
Significant Contributions
-embalmed bodies
-used hieroglyphics as a language
-365 day calendar
-geometry
Vocabulary
-pharaoh—Egyptian king
-monarchy—type of government where the power is inherited
-archaeologists—people who study prehistoric people and their culture
-embalming—preserving a body with chemicals
9/6 Notes
Ancient India
-Indus river’s floods made soil great for farming
-houses connected to water and sewage
-much evidence of the use of clay and metals
-civilization ended mysteriously and abruptly
9/6 Notes
Ancient Egypt
-developed along the Nile River
-society was ruled by an all powerful pharaoh
-built pyramids
Significant Contributions
-embalmed bodies
-365 day calendar
-used hieroglyphics as a language
-geometry
Vocabulary
-pharaoh—Egyptian king
-monarchy—type of government where the power is inherited
-archaeologists—people who study prehistoric people and their culture
-embalming—preserving a body with chemicals
India / Egypt Assignment
-Pick 2 items (out of six) listed in your Indian notes and
draw a picture that represents those items.
-Pick 4 items (out of six) listed in your Egyptian notes
and draw a picture that represents those items
-Make sure you label each picture you draw.
Dates/Paleo/Neo Major Quiz
1. During which era were the first permanent settlements
found?
2. What does “AD” stand for?
3. A woman’s main job in the Paleolithic era was to do
what?
4. What word refers to a people’s way of life?
5. During the Paleolithic era, people used what kind of
tools?
6. What does “”BCE” stand for?
7. A man’s main job in the Paleolithic era was to do what?
8. Because of their hard lifestyle, which era had the shorter
lifespan?
9. During the Neolithic era, people began to grow their own
________.
10. What does “BC” stand for?
11. What words means “wise man” ?
12. Which era saw people domesticating animals for the first
time?