'Persian religion' diaporamas de présentation

Earliest humans to think

Earliest humans to think. Homo sapiens. taming of plants and animals. domestication. Inter-related groups which survived by following and finding food. Hunter-gatherers. The way in which people live (art, science, government, etc.). Culture. Wandering lifestyle following food and water.

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Ancient History of the Middle East

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THE PERSIANS

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Chapter 4: Greece and Iran

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New Centers of Civilization CH. 2.4

New Centers of Civilization CH. 2.4. By Morgan Varley. Assyrians. First of new empires was formed here. Semitic-speaking people who exploited the use or iron weapons to establish an empire by 700 B.C. Located on the upper Tigris River. Nebuchadnezzar.

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THE PERSIANS

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Non River valley Civilizations

Non River valley Civilizations. Mediterranean World. Indo Europeans. 2 theories Anatolian brought farming independent farming techniques Megaliths First about 4,000BCE Throughout Europe Large stones in circles or lined up in rows Astronomical associations. Hittites. 1600-1200BCE

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THE PERSIANS

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THE PERSIANS

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Persian Empire

Persian Empire. The Persian Empire was a series of historical empires that ruled over the Iranian plateau, the old Persian homeland, and beyond in Western Asia, Central Asia and the Caucasus. The Persian empire has become what we know today as Iran. Origins.

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I. The Origins of Humankind II. Preliterate Cultures III. Preliterate Society and Religion

I. The Origins of Humankind II. Preliterate Cultures III. Preliterate Society and Religion

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The Ancient Middle East

The Ancient Middle East. Chapter 7: Military Empires Section 1-Assyrian Civilization Section 2- Chaldean Civilization Section 3- Persian Civilization. Section 1- The Assyrians. Rose to power about 1000 years after Hammurabi ruled in Mesopotamia.

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