Blog 8
Today in western civ we took notes on Early River Valley Civilizations (3500 B.C.- 450 B.C.).
Some notes we took in class was the time line on pg 26,
- city states form in Sumer, Mesopotamia (3000 B.C.)
- Egypts old kingdom develops (2500 B.C.)
- Hammurabi develops code of laws- holds people responsible for their actions (1792 B.C.)
- Inaus Valley civilization declines (1750 B.C.)
-Zhou dynasty forms in China (1027 B.C.)
main ideas were; interaction with environment, power and authority (controlled by priests, military leaders, and/or kings) , science and technology.
- early civilizations developed bronze tools, the wheel, the sail, the plow, writing, and math- spread through trade, wars, and the movement of people.
Some notes we took in class was the time line on pg 26,
- city states form in Sumer, Mesopotamia (3000 B.C.)
- Egypts old kingdom develops (2500 B.C.)
- Hammurabi develops code of laws- holds people responsible for their actions (1792 B.C.)
- Inaus Valley civilization declines (1750 B.C.)
-Zhou dynasty forms in China (1027 B.C.)
main ideas were; interaction with environment, power and authority (controlled by priests, military leaders, and/or kings) , science and technology.
- early civilizations developed bronze tools, the wheel, the sail, the plow, writing, and math- spread through trade, wars, and the movement of people.
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