'Empire' diaporamas de présentation

Middle East

Middle East. Ancient Empires of Fertile Crescent. Sumerians Located in Mesopotamia (Iraq, Kuwait, etc..) Fertile Crescent: Land between Tigris and Euphrates Cuneiform: Sumerian Writing 3000 BC Arch, Ziggurats (Temples), First to use Wheel City States: Ur, Erech, Kish

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The Mughal Empire

The Mughal Empire. The Arrival of Islam. Muslim Raiders. During period of small kingdoms, Arab Muslim traders arrived in India for first time Traders sailed to ports on west coast in search of goods such as spices Over time, traders settled in India, lived peacefully beside Hindus, Buddhists.

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Akkadian Society

Akkadian Society. Introduction. The Akkadian Empire(2340-2200B.C.E.) It was located on the western bank of the Euphrates, in present- day Iraq. We will now delve into its history, culture, and advancements. Important Individuals.

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Happy Friday!

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Interactive Setup

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Bulgaria

Bulgaria. Bulgarian History and Ethnic Divisions. General Geography. Population: 7, 707, 500 Capital: Sofia Life Expect.: 68 yrs. Growth rate: -1.14% Religions: 85% Orthodox., 13% Muslim, 2% Others. Ethnic Makeup: 85% Bulgarian, 9% Turkish, 6% Roma,Macedonian, Russian, Armenian, Others.

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The Principate Cycle 30 BCE-285 CE

The Principate Cycle 30 BCE-285 CE. By: Samia Sara Popal. Overview of the Cycle. *The Participate cycle covers the three centuries between 27 BCE and 285 CE

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ROME

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Ancient Rome

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The Eastern Mediterranean

The Eastern Mediterranean. Preview Section 1: Natural Environments Section 2: History and Culture Section 3: The Region Today Chapter Wrap-Up. Section 1: Natural Environments. Read to Discover What landforms and rivers are found in the eastern Mediterranean region?

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Preview Starting Points Map: Spread of Christianity Main Idea / Reading Focus

Preview Starting Points Map: Spread of Christianity Main Idea / Reading Focus Emperors Rule in Constantinople Faces of History: Justinian and Theodora Byzantine Culture The Empire Declines. The Byzantine Empire. Click the icon to play Listen to History audio.

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The Fall of the Roman Empire

The Fall of the Roman Empire. Decline in Morals and Values. Crimes of violence made streets unsafe Prostitution Wasted money on lavish parties Gladiatorial combats. Weak Roman Government. Poor leaders weakened the government Frequent fights for power

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Unit 4 Review

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European championships 2008

European championships 2008 Slovakia v Wales Wednesday September 12 2007 KICK OFF 6.30 PM Trnava Stadium Fans Embassies planned for the rest of Euro 2008 Saturday ,October 13, 2007- Cyprus. Wednesday October 17, 2007 San Marino Wednesday November 21 2007 Germany ( Frankfurt)

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INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN POLITICS

INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN POLITICS. Osvaldo Jordan-Ramos Fall 2009. The Physical Landscape. Two entirely different continents precariously linked by Central America and the Caribbean. The Andes Mountains separate the dry Pacific from the humid Atlantic.

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Early Empires Presentation 2334 B.C.- 486 B.C .

Early Empires Presentation 2334 B.C.- 486 B.C. Objectives. Describe the location and extent of the first empires and the key points in their development. Explore the key individuals and developments of the first Mesopotamian Empires. Describe the rise and fall of the Assyrian Empire.

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The Fall of the Roman Empire: The Rise of Christianity, Feudalism & Modern Europe

The Fall of the Roman Empire: The Rise of Christianity, Feudalism & Modern Europe. Mr. Barchetto Notes #4. Do-Now ? SR#5 Honors- Describe the Roman Republic. How does the success lead to the demise of the republic? CPA- Explain the factors in which led to the fall of the Roman Republic.

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The Fall of the Roman Empire

The Fall of the Roman Empire. Weak Roman Government. Poor leaders weakened the government Frequent fights for power Many officials took bribes Talented people chose not to serve due to dangers of government life. Social Problems. Plague (disease) spread throughout Rome, killing 1 in 10

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