'Law code' presentation slideshows

THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE

THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE. Where in the World is Sochi???. Essential Question : What is the significance of the Byzantine Empire?. What happened to the Roman Empire in the year 476 CE?. The Fall of the Roman Empire. After the Pax Romana, the Roman Empire entered an era of decline.

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THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE

THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE. Standards. SSWH4 The student will analyze the importance of the Byzantine and Mongol empires between 450 CE and 1500 CE.

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EXODUS

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ziggurat

ziggurat. A Sumerian (Mesopotamian) temple built atop a massive stepped tower to their gods and goddesses. EXAMPLE CCD CHART FOR ZIGGURAT. Learning Target: Students can analyze the influence of geography on early river valley civilizations. Culture: the way of life a people follow

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Athens in the age of Kylon, Drakon, Solon: 632-594 BCE Below: Athenian Acropolis today

Athens in the age of Kylon, Drakon, Solon: 632-594 BCE Below: Athenian Acropolis today. Athens, Attica, Salamis, Megara. ? Megara. Archaic Athens. Sources: Plutarch Theseus , Solon Aristotle Athenian Constitution ( Athenaion Politeia ) Solon himself

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Greek Tyranny

Greek Tyranny. A tyrant was roughly what we should call a dictator, a man who obtained sole power in the state and held it in defiance of any constitution that had existed previously. ~A. Andrewes, The Greek Tyrants. Political and Material Preconditions of Early Poleis.

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Maurya & Gupta India

Maurya & Gupta India. Chandragupta : 321 BCE-298 BCE. Unified northern India. Divided his empire into provinces , then districts for tax assessments and law enforcement. He feared assassination ? food tasters, slept in different rooms , etc.

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The Rise of Russia

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Aim: How did the Persians build and maintain a tremendous empire?

Aim: How did the Persians build and maintain a tremendous empire?. HW: Using the last two slides of the presentation, write a paragraph explaining the importance of the Royal Road. . 5 Pillars of Islam Muhammad Moses Pharaoh Ziggurat Mummification Hammurabi 10 Commandments.

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Persian Empire

Persian Empire. Darius Expands the Empire. Darius Extends Persian Control. After Cyrus?s death, weaker ruler= rebellions Darius followed= put down revolts C onquered lands= India Persian Empire= 2,800 miles from E to W. Darius Extends Persian Control.

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Mesopotamia and Sumer

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Archaic Greece 776-490 BC

Archaic Greece 776-490 BC. Alphabet Shift from geometric to oriental in pottery City-state - polis Colonization Hoplite warfare Tyranny and class struggle. Greek alphabetic: law code of Gortyn; boustrophedon. Linear B - Mycenaean. Dipylon Vase 740 BC.

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1.2 The Roman Republic and Empire

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World History Chapter One-Section One

World History Chapter One-Section One. Ancient Civilizations. Civilization. What is a civilization? It is a complex culture in which large members of a society share basic elements, such as social structure, religion, and art. Mesopotamia. Where Iraq is today- We call this the Middle East.

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Different Traditions

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Hammurabi and the Law Code

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Sargon

Sargon. Akkadian Empire Fertile Crescent First Empire Writing. Hammurabi. King of Amorites 1 st law code Used Governors Babylonian Empire Fertile Crescent. Ashurbanipal. Assyrian Empire Fertile Crescent Used Governors Had huge Army Tribute Enemy of Chaldeans Enemy of Medes.

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DRACULA

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