'500 bce' presentation slideshows

Urban Geography

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Egypt: Study of a Great River Civilization

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APAH REVIEW PART I

APAH REVIEW PART I. Paleolithic Sculpture. Woman of Willendorf 28,000 BCE Served as fertility image (?). No facial features Ball-like, abstract shapes Emphasis= reproduction parts of female body. Paleolithic Painting. Lascaux Hall of Bulls C.13,000 BCE Naturalistic, well observed

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CLASSICAL PERIPHERIES: EMERGING AREAS ON THE BORDERS OF CLASSICAL CIVILIZATIONS

CLASSICAL PERIPHERIES: EMERGING AREAS ON THE BORDERS OF CLASSICAL CIVILIZATIONS. THE CLASSIC WORLD. NOMADIC SOCIETY AND ECONOMY. Nomadic peoples Pastoral nomads Clans from common ancestors, with related languages Central Asia's steppes Good for grazing, little rain, few rivers

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Early World History: The Expansion of Civilization

Early World History: The Expansion of Civilization. Major Themes. Migration of people and ideas Political consolidation & complexity Organized religion develops Technological/Intellectual development. What causes people to migrate?. Indo-European Migrations.

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Ancient India

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Pre Columbian Wisconsin

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RAINBOW SERPENT ROCK Western Arnhem Land, Australia. [Fig. 01-02]

SPOTTED HORSES AND HUMAN HANDS Pech-Merle Cave. Dordogne, France. Horses 25,000-24,000 BCE ; hands c. 15,000 BCE . Paint on limestone, individual horses over 5' (1.5 m) in length. [Fig. 01-01]. RAINBOW SERPENT ROCK Western Arnhem Land, Australia. [Fig. 01-02]. PREHISTORIC EUROPE [Map 01-01].

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Kouroi and Korai

Kouroi and Korai. An Evolution of Sculptural Style. Kouros (Kouroi). New York Kouros (600 BCE) Sounion Kouros (580 BCE) Kleobis and Biton (580 BCE) Tanagra Boys (580 BCE) Anavysos Kouros (530 BCE) Aristodikos Kouros (510 - 500 BCE) Kritios Boy (490 - 480 BCE). NY KOUROS. NY MMA 32.11.1

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The Ancient Near East

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World in Transition: The Expansion of Civilization

World in Transition: The Expansion of Civilization. Mr. Fenlon AP World History NHSS. Essential Understanding. How did the development of religious traditions provided a bond among the people and an ethical code to live by?

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World in Transition: The Expansion of Civilization

World in Transition: The Expansion of Civilization. Essential Understanding. How did the development of religious traditions provided a bond among the people and an ethical code to live by? How and why did belief systems and cultural traditions spread to new areas?

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The Art of Early Japan

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Lecture 7 Meaning in the Site, The Greek City

Lecture 7 Meaning in the Site, The Greek City. Homes, in direct contrast to civic buildings were rudimentary structures , either grouped together by chance, in organic growth districts, or rigidly organized along basic gridiron lines.

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Vedic India

Vedic India. I. Stage One: Early Vedic Age, 1500-1000 BCE II. Stage Two: Later Vedic Age, 1000-500 BCE III. Stage Three: Hinduism & Early Buddhism, after 500 BCE IDs: Brahmans, karma, Mahavira , Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha), d. 483 BCE. Argument.

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A.P. WORLD HISTORY:

A.P. WORLD HISTORY:. THEMES. S.C.R.I.P.T.E.D. SOCIAL, GENDER, WORKERS. HIERARCHIES INEQUALITIES, ELITES. CULTURAL: ARTS, INTELLECT. RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL. How does each society view, explain the world?. INTERACTIONS War, Diplomacy, Exchanges.

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AHIS Final Review

AHIS Final Review. Dying Gaul, Roman copy of bronze original from Pergamon , c . 220 BCE. Nike (Victory) of Samothrace, Sanctuary of the Great Gods, Samothrace, c . 180 BCE. Portrait of a young boy, Hawara (Egypt), Roman period, c . 100-120 CE. encaustic on wood.

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Mesopotamia :

SSWH1 The student will analyze the origins, structures, and interactions of complex societies in the ancient Eastern Mediterranean from 3500 BCE to 500 BCE.

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First Religions Hinduism

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Hephaestus and Ares

Hephaestus and Ares. Kleophrades Painter, c. 500 BCE. Parthenon Frieze, 447-432 BCE. Francois Boucher 1754. House of M. Lucretius Fronto Pompeii Wall painting 40-50 CE. House of Mars and Venus Pompeii Wall painting 62-79 CE. Botticelli, 1483. Jacques-Louis David 1824

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