'Huang he' diaporamas de présentation

GLOBAL REVIEW

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Fall of the Roman Empire

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China

China. River Valley Civilizations. Huang He (Yellow River) Chang Jiang ( Yangze River). Loess. Loess- fine dusty soil deposited in the Huang He river v alley. Southern China. Plenty of rainfall (rice). Northern China.

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Bellringer 9-14-12

Bellringer 9-14-12. Review questions! What are the four ancient river valley civilizations we have studied? Identify the following geographic terms - a peninsula, plateau, valley, mountain, and desert. How does geography affect a civilization? What is social structure?

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Asia Physical Features

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SS21 Early Civilizations

SS21 Early Civilizations. Important Rivers Fall 2013. Welcome ? Start by setting up your paper for Cornell notes:. IMPORTANT RIVERS Your Name IN EARLY CIVILIZATIONS Details to remember PRODUCT test questions

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East and Southeast Asia Physical Geography

East and Southeast Asia Physical Geography. East Asia Physical Geography. East Asia China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan Himalayas Natural Barrier Tibetan Plateau (Southwest) Indian Plate and Eurasian Plate High altitude, ice, snow mountainous Sparsely populated.

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Urbanization

Urbanization. Hearths and the leadership class Urban renewal and the creative class First Urban Revolution 5 hearths (tied to agriculture). Mesopotamia. Nile River Valley. Indus River Valley. Huang He (Yellow) and Wei ( Yangtzi ). Mesoamerica. City-States. Italian City-States.

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Geography of China and Early settlement

Geography of China and Early settlement. China is the 3rd largest country in the world . Inner China ( page 184). -North China Plain and Chang Jiang Basins -good fertile land (where wheat and millet grew) -in the marshes of the Basins grew rice -raised cattle, sheep, oxen, pigs, chicken

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The 1 st Chinese Empire

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Gupta and Tang and Song

Gupta and Tang and Song. Geographic Setting. Geography benefited the northern empires because: Mountains kept out invaders Indus and Ganges Rivers provided water and fertile soil. Gupta Government . Efficient central government allowed faring and trade to prosper

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Feudalism

Feudalism. China & Japan. China. Background Sui Dynasty Han Sui Yangdi Grand Canal Huang He Chang Jiang Tang Dynasty Harmonious Society Feudal Structure Civil Service Diplomacy Tibet and Himalayan Region Tibet and the Dalai Lama (Buddhism) Tang Xuanzang & Tang Gui -Fe Uighurs

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Monday, Nov 19

Monday, Nov 19. 1. Tape vocab in notebook after the China map, front and back of next page (or pages 101-3) 2. Get started: complete vocab for section 1. Geography unit 5 . Feature How did it impact people? . Plains (pg. 101) SKIP 3-4 lines 2. Rivers (102)

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Monday Starter:

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Ancient China

Ancient China. Dynasties, Philosophers and Ancient Life. Huang He (Yellow River) Named for the rich yellow soil it carries Runs from Mongolia to the Pacific Ocean Chang Jiang (Yangtze River) Runs east across Central China to the Yellow Sea Longer than the Huang He

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Early Civilization in China

3. Early Civilization in China. How did geography influence early Chinese civilization ? What are the characteristics of early Chinese civilization What were key cultural achievements in early China?. 3. The Geography of China.

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Early Man

Early Man. Early man interacted with their environment by: Hunting animals Gathered plants Used stone to make tools Made FIRE. Early Farmers. Early farmers interacted with their environment by: Planting and growing crops with soil straight from the ground with natural fertilizer .

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Early Man

Early Man. Early man interacted with their environment by Hunting animals Gathered plants Used stone to make tools Made FIRE. Early Farmers. Early farmers interacted with their environment by Planting and growing crops with soil straight from the ground not hog feces.

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Egypt Mesopotamia

Egypt Mesopotamia . Civilization. Certain political, social, economic, and technological phenomena are indicators of civilization. 1. Cities that served as administrative centers. 2. A political system based on territory rather than kinship.

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