'Hammurabi' diaporamas de présentation

The Ancient Middle East

The Ancient Middle East. A View of Egypt by Satellite. The Nile. Longest in world South to North Delta ? Mediterranean Seasonal flooding Fertile valley ? agriculture by 5000 BCE Sahara ? west; Red Sea ? east. The Fertile Nile Valley. Natural barriers Nile and deserts

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First Nine Weeks Review AND Ancient Greece

First Nine Weeks Review AND Ancient Greece. Ancient Egyptians written language was called __ used by scribes. Hieroglyphics. In this Stone Age, people were Hunters-Gatherers and wrote on Cave Walls Paleolithic Age. Who used a Shadoof for irrigation and used Papyrus to make paper Egypt.

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Introducing Hospitality

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Unit I Beginnings of Civilization

World History. Unit I Beginnings of Civilization. Pre-History. History. Refers to the time before written records. How do you think we figure out what happened before records were kept? Today how do we figure out happened if there is no fixed record? (For instance at a crime scene.).

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The Ancient Middle East

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National Archives & Records Administration

National Archives & Records Administration. 22nd Annual Preservation Conference. Fire Protection: An Historical Overview. J. Andrew Wilson Associate Director for Fire Protection & Safety Smithsonian Institution. National Archives & Records Administration.

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Mesopotamian Inventions

Mesopotamian Inventions. Mesopotamian Invention Questions. What was the water source for the irrigation system? Why did farmers need to control the water supply? What did scribes use to draw the cuneiform language? Why?

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Matthew 7:24-27

12 Ways to Sustain Successful Friendships ~ Part 2 Family Worship Center Rev. Mark Schwarzbauer, Ph.D. Matthew 7:24-27 .

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WIPO NATIONAL SEMINAR ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS Muscat, February 15 and 16, 2005

WIPO NATIONAL SEMINAR ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS Muscat, February 15 and 16, 2005. The importance for Oman of teaching IP law WIPO Secretariat. The importance for Oman of teaching IP law. 1. The importance of IP 2. The importance of teaching IP

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Hammurabi's Code

Hammurabi's Code. You be the judge.

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What is Law?

What is Law?. Chapter 1. Code of Hammurabi. 3. If any one bring an accusation of any crime before the elders, and does not prove what he has charged, he shall, if it be a capital offense charged, be put to death. Code of Hammurabi.

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What do you think makes people into a Civilization?

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The origins of law

The origins of law. A SIMPLE definition. Laws : rules that are created by a government or ruling body upon which a society bases what it, or is not, considered acceptable behaviour. Legal and non-legal rules.

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Mesopotamia :

SSWH1 The student will analyze the origins, structures, and interactions of complex societies in the ancient Eastern Mediterranean from 3500 BCE to 500 BCE.

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The First Empires

The First Empires. The Conquest of Sumer Sumerian kings struggled for power so wars between city-states was common The more they fought the weaker they became Umma & Lagash were city-states that fought to control a fertile region on their shared border.

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Ancient Mesopotamia L.E.G.S. PowerPoint Presentation

Ancient Mesopotamia L.E.G.S. PowerPoint Presentation. By Timothy Callery.

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Code of Hammurabi

Code of Hammurabi. The Rules and Laws Jake Davenport. Law #1 if a man is accused of laying a nertu or a death spell upon another being, but has not happened he shall be put to death.

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Codes of behaviour

Codes of behaviour. Laws. Codes of behaviour enforced by the state. An awareness of what it right and wrong. Rules direct behaviour in a positive way for the well-being of everyone. Formal and informal rules. A formal code: A written rule

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World History WEEK 2 Teacher- Mrs. Heather Reynolds Period: ______

World History WEEK 2 Teacher- Mrs. Heather Reynolds Period: ______ Student:______________________________ Parent Signature (extra credit):___________________________. Terms- introduced in lecture. Weekly Concept

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Slavery in the First Civilization

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