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Name: Week #2: September 15 – 19, 2014 Chapter 2: River Valley Civilizations ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How are the development of early man & geography intertwined? Lesson & Activities M Document Based Essay – Day 1 The Neolithic Revolution Inquiries & Homework Are the benefits of civilization worth the drawbacks? H.W. –Definitions (20 points). Due Tuesday. T Document Based Essay – Day 2 The Neolithic Revolution How do people and civilizations respond to and adapt to their environment? H.W. – Outline pages “City States in Mesopotamia” 29 – 34. Due FRIDAY 9/28. Th F Mesopotamia: -Review Social Classes of Mesopotamia -Read and Discuss Hammurabi’s law code What is the purpose of laws? Mesopotamia: - Epic of Gilgamesh In what ways did Mesopotamia influence later civilizations? H.W. – Outline pages “City States in Mesopotamia” 29 – 34. Due FRIDAY 9/28. H.W. – 1st. Vocab Quiz on Monday, Oct 1, over the last 2 weeks vocabulary words. Notes 2nd. First current event write-up due Monday. 1. Please go to HistoryWithHarding.wikispaces.com to find out more about the current events assignment. THEMES: Geography – The earliest civilizations formed on fertile river plains. These lands faced challenges, such as seasonal flooding and a limited growing area. Ninth Grade Global History 1. Fertile Crescent – 2. Mesopotamia – 3. City-State – 4. Ziggurat – 5. Cuneiform – 6. Dynasty – 7. Cultural Diffusion– 8. Tigris & Euphates – 9. Polytheism – 10. Social Classes– 11. Hammurabi’s Code – 12. Babylonian Empire–