'Mud brick' diaporamas de présentation

Life in the Sahara and the Sahel: Adapting to a Desert Region

Life in the Sahara and the Sahel: Adapting to a Desert Region. Chapter 20. I. Geoterms. A. Desertification: the process by which land becomes more and more dry until it turns into desert. This may be caused by climate change, human activities, or both.

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Ancient Egyptian Astronomy

Ancient Egyptian Astronomy. Some Historical Background. What Constituted Ancient Egypt. Timeline. 7500 BC: Earliest permanent settlements. 3100 BC: Early Dynastic, Egypt unified 2700-2150 BC: Old Kingdom 200-1750 BC: Middle Kingdom 1550-1050 BC: New Kingdom

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Chapter 4

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The Middle Ages

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My ABC book of history

My ABC book of history. Titiana Brown 5 th period 5-13-11. A. Abstains- To not take part in some activity such as voting. Abolitionist- A person who strongly favors doing away with slavery. Abobe- a sun dried mud brick used to build the homes of some native americans. B.

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ANCIENT CHINA

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Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia . Between the Rivers. Geography Promotes civilization. Ge ography ???. Farming began in southern Mesopotamia in 5500 BC Flat, swampy region The Tigris and Euphrates rivers often flooded during the spring

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2 . Hunters and Gatherers. They hunted animals Gathered plants for food Were Nomads (even migrated) Lived in natural or transportable shelters Lived in small groups (typically <30 people) Men fished and hunted Women gathered berries/nuts and took care of children.

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An Egyptian Tour

An Egyptian Tour. Your paradise starts here!. Fun Facts About Egypt.

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From Hunters and Gatherers to Farmers

From Hunters and Gatherers to Farmers. History Alive Chapter 3. Stone Age. Gets its name from the tools people made of stone. Began with the first tool making hominids about 2 million years ago. It lasted until 3000 B.C.E. Stone Age. Is divided into two parts. Paleolithic Age

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Two earthquakes compared.

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NSC: Cultures and Lifestyles

NSC: Cultures and Lifestyles. Religion: Muslim. Majority of Region is Muslim Majority are Sunni

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Break the Walls DOWN!

Joshua 6. Break the Walls DOWN!. The rugged walls of Jericho featured a stone base 11 feet high, topped by 35 feet of smooth stone sloping upward at 35 degrees to join the towering main walls. Direct assault would have been nearly impossible.

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Pueblos

Pueblos. Bye: Caroline Hart. Shelter . The Pueblos use mud brick and wood for houses. The Pueblos live in the Southwest and Mexico. The Pueblo Indians where never forsted to leave their homes and still live there today. Clothing.

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The Three Little Javelinas

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Early Man

Early Man. Early man interacted with their environment by: - Hunting Animals - No products were wasted - Gathered plants - Used Environment for shelter - Made Weapons out of stone - Made fire. Early Farmers. Early farmers interacted with their environment by:

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Early Man

Early Man. Early man interacted with their environment by: They hunting Animals They gathered plants They u sed stone to make tools They made fire (warmth eliminated diseases). Early Farmers. Early farmers interacted with their environment by: They invented slash and burn farming

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Early Man

Early Man. Early man interacted with their environment by Hunting animals No products were wasted Gathered Plants Used environment to make shelters Make weapons/tools out of stone Made fire. Early Farmers. Early farmers interacted with their environment by: Growing crops by plowing soil

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The Etruscans enjoyed bright colors, along with gambling, board games , and sports .

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