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Babylon

Babylon

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History, Social Studies, Geography

5th - 6th Grade

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Edward Rivera

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Babylon

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Poll

Apple pie or pumpkin pie?

Apple Pie

Pumpkin Pie

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Mesopotamia Refresher

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Multiple Choice

Which of these events came first

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Humans begin to settle in villages

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Humans learn to use fire

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Sargon of Akkad builds an empire

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Mr. Sherril's birthday

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The Story so Far

  • Nomads begin to settle into farming villages (circa 8000 B.C.)

  • Farming villages grow into the first cities (circa 3500 B.C.)

  • Mesopotamia is filled with dozens of city states (circa 2400 B.C.)

  • Sargon of Akkad builds the Akkadian Empire (2350 B.C.)

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The First Babylonian Empire

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Multiple Choice

Which empire was bigger. The Babylonian or the Akkadian empire?

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Babylonian

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Akkadian

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Open Ended

What is a Capitol?

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The Rise of Babylon

  • In about 2000 B.C., the Amorites began to grow in power

  • They chose to make their capitol in a city called Babylon

  • Capitol: The main city in an empire or state. The capitol is generally where the ruler lives and where the government is centered.

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Multiple Choice

What is the capitol of the United States?

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Washington D.C.

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New York

3

Albuquerque

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Tokyo

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Open Ended

What makes Washington D.C. the capitol?

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King Hammurabi

  • Hammurabi ruled the empire from 1792 - 1750 B.C.

  • Hammurabi expanded the empire to is largest point

  • Hammurabi is known for his government organization

  • He appointed governors and judges over lands. He also collected taxes from the people.

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Hammurabi's Code

  • Hammurabi created a laws for the while empire

  • These laws were written down for all the people to know

  • This was the first instance of laws being written and recorded

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from Code of Hammurabi

195. If a son should strike his father, his hand shall be hewn (cut off)

196. If a man put out the eye of another man, his eye shall be put out.

197. If a man break another man’s bone, his bone shall be broken.

202. If any one strike the body of a man higher in rank than he, he shall receive sixty blows with an ox-whip in public.

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Open Ended

Draw some conclusions from the translated laws of the Code of Hammurabi. What do you think are some things Hammurabi valued?

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Open Ended

Do you think the innovations of King Hammurabi effect us today? Why or why not?

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