how do the developments of ancient civilization impact life today?
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How do the developments of ancient Civilization impact life today?. Warm-Up. Plywood Plumbing Ice skates Perfume Meteorology Lenses Central Heating Government Writing Art The wheel Agriculture. Vocab. Tribute- A payment by a conquered people to the Conqueror - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
How do the developments of ancient Civilization impact life today?
Warm-Up
• Plywood• Plumbing• Ice skates• Perfume• Meteorology• Lenses• Central Heating• Government• Writing• Art• The wheel• Agriculture
Vocab
• Tribute- A payment by a conquered people to the Conqueror
• Obelisk-a stone pillar, typically having a square or rectangular cross section and a pyramidal top, set up as a monument or landmark.
• What allowed ancient Egypt develop an sustainable food source?
• G- Growing corn• Y- A fertile plain now covered in desert• R-Predictable flooding on the Nile
• Which god was “the King of Gods”to the Egyptians?– Isis– Amun-Ra– Horus
• Who was the Second in command in Egypt?– Viziers– Priests– Soldiers
• What was the written language of the Egyptians called?– Cuneiform– Sanskrit– Hieroglyphs
Where is the Indus Valley
Where is the Huang He River?
Where is Mesopotamia?
What modern day country contained Mesopotamia?
• G- North Africa• Y- China • R- Iraq
What 2 Rivers help Mesopotamia develop?
• Tiberia and Ephisis• Tibia and Fibula• Tigris and Euphrates
The New Kingdom
• 1550 b.c.e.-1079 b.c.e.– Civilizaion began in 2,700 bce
• A period of expansion • Wealth and cultural production explode
Hatshepsut
• 1479 – 1457 B.C.E.• Declared herself Pharaoh upon husbands death,
Thutmose II– Against Tradition
• She expanded trade and built temples• The led a trading expedition that brought great
riches to Egypt• Her nephew had her name removed from Temples
Thutmose III
• The Napoleon of Egypt– Increased the size of the empire
• Never lost a battle• Known for Great building projects as well– Karnak– The obelisks he built now stand in London, New
York, Istanbul and Rome
Ramses II
• 1279-1213 B.C.E• Ruled for 67 years– Lived to 93
• 111 sons, 51 daughters• Built the Abu Simbel temple– Inscribed his name on everything
• His death marks the end of the Empire
Art and Architecture
• Golden age of Egypt• Giving thanks, looking good• Temples were so new kingdom• Royal extravagance • Tombs in the Valley of the Kings• No Word or concept for art
What made the New Kingdom the Golden age?
• Powerful, Effective leaders• Expanded territory• Powerful military• Strong foreign relations• Natural resources– Gold– The Nile– Papyrus
• A plant used to make paper