Step 1 Make a timeline like the one below P lace five major events that have happened in your life in chronological order Example for Mr Lembke Learned to Ski Graduated High School ID: 724992
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Classic CivilizationsSlide2
Bellwork:
Step 1:
Make a timeline like the one below.
Place five major events that have happened in your life in chronological order.Example for Mr. Lembke
Learned to Ski
Graduated High School
Married Wife
Bought Home
Started Working at West ValleySlide3
B
reak
your timeline up into three
periods of time. Label each time period (also known as era or age
) with a name that describes what the events during that time have in common. For example you might label something as “Childhood” or “Living in Atlanta.”Slide4
1. How did you determine which events to group together into a time period? Why did you choose the names you chose for each time period
?
2. If you gave your timeline to someone else without the time periods marked, what other ways might they break up the events in your life into eras? How might their labels be different? Slide5
Go Over Vocabulary Worksheet from Yesterday as a groupSlide6
Periodization-the process or study of dividing the past into periods of time and naming themSlide7
Some Examples of Time Periods:
“Best Years of My Life”
“The Dark Ages”
“The Golden Age of Greece”What do you think these Era’s were like?Slide8
“Classical Age,” “The Classical Era,” “The Classical Period,” or “The Age of Classical Civilizations.”Slide9
Pg. 3&4 of Packet
Classical Era/Period/Age (600 BCE- 900 CE)-
Period of time in which complex civilizations expanded to establish large
land empires and were more interconnected through trade than earlier civilizations. These civilizations made great contributions to our collective learning as a result of golden ages marked by prosperity. Most of the major belief systems
that still impact our world were established during this time.Slide10Slide11
Which
civilization controlled the greatest amount of land in 500 BCE? Which region was it located in
?
Which two civilizations labeled on the map were closest to the Greek City States in 500 BCE?Which continent was the Han Dynasty on?
Which group was in control of most of South Asia around 200 BCE?How did the Roman civilization change between 500 BCE and 200 BCE?Slide12Slide13
Which two civilizations controlled the greatest amount
of land
in 200 BCE
?Identify the three continents that the Roman Empire controlled land on.Which civilization had control of most of South Asia in 500 CE? To travel from the Eastern Roman Empire to the Persian Empire in which direction would a merchant have to go
?What changed in Europe and East Asia between 200 CE and 500 CE? Slide14
How is power gained, consolidated, maintained, and lost?
Homework worksheetSlide15
India
What do you know about India?
What do you want to know about India?Slide16
India is a modern-day country located in the region of Asia known as South Asia. Historically, the area referred to as “India” was larger than the country today and included the land northwest of the Indus River Valley which is now part of Pakistan.
The landmass that India is on is a peninsula
. A peninsula is a piece of land almost surrounded by water.
India is sometimes referred to as a “subcontinent” because it is large and juts out from Asia into the Indian Ocean.
India’s many regions have very different climates. The Himalaya Mountains, the world’s tallest mountain range, are in the north. The Deccan Plateau is an area of high altitude with hardy plant life. Finally,
the Indo-Gangetic Plain is home to India’s most important rivers. It is a vast area of fertile soil
where many of India’s civilizations began.Slide17
What continent is India located on?
What is the mountain range on the North Eastern area of India?
Identify two rivers that are located in the Indo-Gangetic Plain
.Why do you think many of the Indian civilizations began on the Indo-Gangetic Plain?Which bodies of water border? India?
India’s many regions have very different climates. The
Himalaya Mountains
, the world’s tallest mountain range, are in the north. The Deccan Plateau is an area of high altitude with hardy plant life.
Finally, the
Indo-Gangetic Plain
is home to India’s most important rivers. It is a vast area of fertile soil where many of India’s civilizations began.Slide18
A Brief History of India from the Neolithic Revolution to the
Mauryan
Empire
9,000 years ago permanent settlements formedFarming started 5,100 BCESlide19
Cities of the Indus Valley
Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro were the first large cities
Drainage system
Grid Pattern layoutSlide20
Indus River Basin Dries up
2,000 BCE Indus River Basin begins to dry upSlide21
Vedic Civilization and Hinduism (1500 BCE- 320 BCE)
Hinduism
developed during the Vedic Civilization
Vedas and the Mahabharata (a part of which is called the Bhagavad Gita) were written downSlide22
Mahajanapadas- 16 Kingdoms existed before
Maurya
EmpireSlide23
Maurya Empire
Unified India in 320BCE Slide24
Buddhism
In 537 B.C.E., another major belief system, named Buddhism, was founded by a prince named Siddhartha Gautama (later known as “Buddha”) in India. Buddhism is related to Hinduism but rejects many of Hinduism’s most important beliefs. Buddhism was embraced by the
Maurya
Empire and spread throughout Asia.