'Nomadic people' diaporamas de présentation

Eastern Philosophy

Eastern Philosophy. Eastern Religion & Philosophy. Hinduism Buddhism Islamic Philosophy Taoism Confucianism Zen Buddhism The way of the Warrior- Samurai. Hinduism. Vedas Vishnu. Hinduism. The term refers to the collect faiths that originated in India.

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Mongolia

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The Mongol Empire

Chapter 11 Section 2. The Mongol Empire. Key Terms. Khan Genghis Khan Pax Mongolia Kublai Kahn Marco Polo. Nomads and the Asia Steppe. Two Eurasia steppes Land trade route connector Home to nomadic people Plunder Loot Conquer their neighbors. Geography of the Steppe.

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The Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China. Vocabulary. Craftsman. Definition : Skilled workers Examples : Carpenter, stonemason, plumbers, carvers, weavers Sentence : The craftsman had undergone four years of training before getting his job. Craftsmen. http://. Domain.

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Ethnographic Methods

Ethnographic Methods. Learning Objectives. 1. Identify major ethnographic techniques & what type of information is gained from each technique. 2 . Describe ethnographic techniques by identifying specific anthropological examples.

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Southwest Asia: Birthplace of civilization, heart of conflict

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The Long Decline

The Long Decline. Crisis and Reforms 180 A.D.- Pax Romana ends In one 50 year period, there were 26 different emperors Political violence and instability. Economic and Social Problems High taxes, heavy burdens on business people and small farmers Poor farmland. Emperor Diocletian

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The Mongols

The Mongols. Eurasian Nomads. During the 11 th Century, nomadic p eople began to raid, conquer, rule, and trade with the urban-based cultures . What Made Them Successful?. Outstanding cavalry forces, skilled archers, and well-coordinated Abilities to integrate vast territories.

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The Rise of Islam

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The Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China. Looking Beyond the Pictures: Analyzing Photographs. What do you see in the image ? Borders, walls, place names, bodies of water What are the dominant features? Borders and the walls What can you infer? The Great Wall is or was a series of walls, not a single wall.

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Mesopotamia Samaria

Mesopotamia Samaria. Group B Scott Fulton Jasmine WrightStovall Bradlee Jordan. Mesopotamia . Cradle of Civilization Land Between Two Rivers Nomadic people . Land Between Two Rivers . History . Government. Religion. Polytheistic 12 Major An Dumuzi Enki Enlil Divination.

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The Mongol Invasion

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Early Humans and how they survived

Early Humans and how they survived. How Did They Survive?. They were hunter-gatherers whose survival depended on the availability of wild plants and animals. They were also nomadic, travelling around in search of plants and animals to eat.

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Artifacts

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Invasion of the Magyars

Invasion of the Magyars. Mrs. Tucker 7 th Grade World History/Honors Cobalt Institute of Math and Science. Invasion of the Magyars. A.D. 800-900 Magyars were nomadic people Came from the East From Hungary .

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Key for p. 167

Key for p. 167. Wednesday Arab region bedouin = nomadic people, Hadar = settlers/village people In the desert, near river oasis Symbiotic, they cooperated and benefited from each other T F T.

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