Do Now 11 Hammurabis Code is known as the first set of laws Were these laws fair in your opinion Use examples Could you live in a society that had to follow these laws Reminder fingers cut off put to death hair shaved eye for an eye ID: 487873
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Do Now #11
Hammurabi’s Code:
is known as the first set of laws.
Were these laws fair in your opinion? (Use examples) Could you live in a society that had to follow these laws?
Reminder: fingers cut off, put to death, hair shaved, eye for an eye Slide3
AGENDA
Do Now #11Cornell NotesReview – Sumer & Babylon
Introduce TCI History Alive (Demonstration)
Collaborative – Timeline Organizer (Game)
Independent –
Quizlet
Mesopotamia (Vocabulary)Homework – Short Essay: A Day in Ancient Mesopotamia (Thursday/Friday) 1 pageSlide4
Name
Page
1
Mr. Magnuson
History
8/25
– 8/29
Mesopotamia: Sumer & Babylon
Summary:
Questions: Slide5
Sumerian Social Hierarchy
Pyramid
King
Landholders/Scribes
Merchants & Artisans
Farmers & Villagers
Slaves
HIGH
MIDDLE
LOW
PriestsSlide6
Sumerian Inventions
Sail
Plow
Cuneiform
Wheel
Arch
IrrigationSlide7
Babylonian Law
First set of codes (laws)300 total lawsBoth the accused and accuser have the opportunity to
provide evidence
Each law clarifies punishment for law-breakers
Code of HammurabiSlide8
Neo-Babylon
Large City Walls used for Defense
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
The Time of King NebuchadnezzarSlide9
Collaborative Station
Timeline ChallengeNeanderthal CardNeo-Babylonian Empire Card
Homo Sapiens Card
Code
of Hammurabi
CardHomo Erectus Card
Sumerian City-states CardNeolithic Age CardCuneiform CardFirst Cities
CardSlide10
Student Ambassador
Responsibilities
Greet guests to our classroom
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When requested assist peers