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What 2 major rivers are located in the Fertile Crescent?

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The Sumerians

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Communication Prior to the Printing Press

Communication Prior to the Printing Press. Michael Jackson. 35,000 BCE. Musical instruments emerged. The bone flute was created for enjoyment; however, I believe it could have also been used as a sort of alarm or alert system. 10,000 BCE.

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Pedernal Jemerson G ICT Network Specialist Palawan State University

Pedernal Jemerson G ICT Network Specialist Palawan State University. Chapter 1 Introduction. The development of modern computer technology has been made possible by Human Nature Technological Advances Theoretical Advances

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The Ancient Middle East

The Ancient Middle East. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY Additions by D. Brady. The Fertile Crescent.

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Princess Academy

Princess Academy. Princess Academy. Section 1: 200. Question: Who are the Lowlanders? Answer: The wealthy people. Back. Section 1: 400. Question: What ages do you gave to be to attend the academy? Answer: Ages 12-17. Back. Section 1: 600. Question:

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Major Themes in the History of Computing

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Language and Writing

Language and Writing. Koine. Greek Writing Systems. Cuneiform 3400 B.C. Hieroglyphics 3000 B.C. Linear A 2000-1200 B.C Linear B c.1200-1000 B.C. (Mycenaean Greek) Phoenician c.1200 B.C. ( abjad ) Greek c.750 B.C. Roman c.500 B.C. Russian c.1000 A.D.

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Early people settled where crops would grow. Crops usually grew well near rivers, where water

Section 1: The Fertile Crescent. Early people settled where crops would grow. Crops usually grew well near rivers, where water was available and regular floods made the soil rich.

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Genesis (Part 1b) Genesis 10:8-12 1) Nimrod and the founding of Babylon

Genesis (Part 1b) Genesis 10:8-12 1) Nimrod and the founding of Babylon 2) The founding of the cities of Assyria. 3) The Libraries of Nineveh . Genealogy The Flood - Abram . 1) Nimrod and the founding of Babylon Genesis 10:8-9

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Civilization and Its Discontents

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Christ in the Judges

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Ancient Egypt

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Paper!!!

Paper!!!. By delica and keli our awesome PowerPoint !!!. http://www.madehow.com/Volume-2/Paper.html. How is paper made.

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Aim: What was the culture of Mesopotamia like?

Aim: What was the culture of Mesopotamia like?. September 27, 2013. I. City-States. A. The Sumerians lived in city-states ? Cities that had their own governments and gods. Made up of the city and the farmland surrounding it. The city was p rotected by walls of sun-dried brick. .

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Development of the Canon

Development of the Canon. By: travis ramcharran. The Christian Canon. In the second and third centuries there were various rival forms of Christianity, each competed for supremacy. There were many differences among some of the Christian communities.

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Tuesday, 9/28/10

Tuesday, 9/28/10. Bell Ringer: Why were the pyramids built (culturally)? Who built them? What were they used for? Turn in homework- Vocabulary handout- Due: Tuesday 9/28/10 Unit Essential Question: How did geography shape the economic and political institutions of Egypt and Nubia ?

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