Thursday, January 29, 2015

Test

In todays class we took the first test of the semester. I studied a lot but then we were also allowed to use our blogs and that helped. I hope i did well.

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Class

In class today we reviewed for our test tomorrow. We went over things that would help us for the test and so we would understand the powerpoint and have a good idea what will be on the test.

Friday, January 23, 2015

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The earliest cities mesopotamia 

  • The district known as sumer occupied the land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers 
  • population increased dramatically due to new irrigation techniques
  • Cities and towns were founded, some with as many as 40,000 inhabitants 
  • better storage allowed for diversity 

More on mesopotamia 
  • The ziggurat was a sumerian temple built on top of a mountain of earth
A mess o' mesopotamia 
civilization in mesopotamia 
  • Domesticated animals 
  • King hummurabi of babylon created a series of laws known as "Hammurabi Code"
Mesopotamia- The expansion 
  • Indo-Europeans were people from the grassland of the Russian sleppe who introduced the horse to the Near East 
  • The warlike Indo-Europeans tribe known as the Hittites settled in Asia 
  • The Hittites had a lucrative trade in metals and conquered nearly all of their neighbors 

Thursday, January 22, 2015

Prehistory to civilization 3000-1200 B.C

Today in class we started looking at the powerpoint.

From Prehistory to Civilization 3000-1200B.C

  •  200,000 years ago a human species appeared
  • 14,000 years ago, worldwide human race existed 
  • earliest prehistoric age is paleolithic age (old stone age)
  • Neolithic age (New stone age) -beginning of agriculture 
The agriculture 
  • Also known as the Neolithic Revolution 
  • Shift to move permanent settlements centered on agriculture 
  • Population rose due to increased ability to care for young children 
  • Invention of wheel and plow made it possible to produce enough food for storage
  • Villagers were polytheists, worshipped many human and animal gods

Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Todays Class

Today was our first class of Western Civilization. My classroom changed and also many students are gone and many new students are with me. In class today Mr Schick explained the blogs that he does for the new students that have never had him as a teacher. Since the schools internet wasn't working in class we tried several times to create blogs in class but many peoples didnt work so we had to save it till we got home. Im looking forward to this class this semester.