
Civilizations Day 1
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6th - 8th Grade
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Caitlin Irwin
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-Mesopotamia
-Rome
-India
-China
-Greece
-Aboriginals in Australia
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-People migrated in search of food
-People did not have a way to learn things
-People did not have permanent homes
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to learn about people living during prehistory archaeologists study artifacts.
Artifacts are tools, clothing, and decorations that prehistoric people used.
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Archaeologists are scientists who study the history of humans by looking at what man-made objects were left behind
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Multiple Choice
What do we call the time before writing?
Modern History
Prehistory
Ancient History
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Life focused on finding food and shelter.
People were hunter-gatherers -- hunted food and gathered plants.
People had no permanent home -- they were nomads.
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Multiple Choice
We learn about prehistory by studying:
People's writing
Artifacts
Old computer drives
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Multiple Select
Choose three objects that artifacts from PREHISTORY.
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Poll
Worst part of life during prehistory?
No stable food supply
No permanent homes
No advanced technology
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12,000 years ago, hunters and gatherers began building permanent homes and experimenting with agriculture.
Agriculture: the raising of crops and animals for human use.
Most cities began cropping up around rivers. We all these River Civilizations.
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Open Ended
In your own words, what is agriculture?
Agriculture is -----
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Agriculture helped create a way for people to live in large groups without traveling to gather food.
People began to domesticate animals (train to be useful).
These animals helped make gathering easier and provided more resources.
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Multiple Select
Agriculture is about:
(Pick 2)
farming
building palaces
using animals for food
paying taxes
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A surplus is an extra supply of something.
Enough crops were harvested to provide food for the entire year.
Cattle provided a steady supply of meat and milk.
Farmers can now provide food for all of the people of the civilization!
But, farming was HARD!
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Multiple Choice
A Surplus is...
Extra supply of something.
People trained to do a particular kind of work.
Not having enough food.
a farming method.
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Demands on farmers' time led to SPECIALIZATION.
People trained to do particular kinds of work.
So, some people farmed, others made wheat into bread flour.
Some made tools, bricks, pots.
Farmers could exchange food for other products.
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Multiple Choice
The definition of specialization is...
People trained to do a particular kind of work.
An extra supply of something
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Open Ended
What is an example specialization today? (What is an example of someone trained to do a particular work?)
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Multiple Choice
What was invented that ended prehistory?
fire
written language
tacos
permanent homes
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What is a civilization?
A civilization is a society with cities, a central government, workers who specialize in certain jobs leading to social classes, that has religion, writing, art and architecture.
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Multiple Choice
The G in GRAPES stands for _____ ?
Government
Geography
Global
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Multiple Choice
Which would be a topic of Geography?
Rivers
Hunters
Kings
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Multiple Choice
The R in GRAPES stands for _____ ?
Region
Retail Industry
Rulers
Religion
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Multiple Choice
Which topic would be about religion?
mountains
belief in many gods
inventions
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Multiple Choice
The A in GRAPES stands for _____ ?
Achievements
Architecture
Asia
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Multiple Choice
What would be an achievement?
invention of the wheel
Desert
Horses
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Multiple Choice
The P in GRAPES stands for _____ ?
Place
People
Politics
Population
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Multiple Choice
What topic would be in politics?
Mountains
farming
Kings and Rulers
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Multiple Choice
The E in GRAPES stands for _____ ?
Environment
Earth
Economics
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Multiple Choice
Which would be a topic in Economics?
Invention of fire
Taxes and money
lakes
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Multiple Choice
The S in GRAPES stands for:
Society
Success
Supercalafragalisticexpealadosious
Safety
-Mesopotamia
-Rome
-India
-China
-Greece
-Aboriginals in Australia
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