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Welcome to Unit Two!!. Turn in McD Ch. 4.1/4.2 and signed interims Get papers off the blue bookshelf. NO WARM-UP! Write down homework in your agenda. Agenda. Essential Questions Other Early Civilizations Notes Hebrew Cyber Hunt HW: Bring S.S. Fair Materials. Essential Questions. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Welcome to Unit Two!!Turn in McD Ch. 4.1/4.2 and signed
interims Get papers off the blue bookshelf.NO WARM-UP!Write down homework in your agenda.
AgendaEssential QuestionsOther Early Civilizations NotesHebrew Cyber Hunt
HW: Bring S.S. Fair Materials
Essential QuestionsHow is Judaism different than other early
religions? What form of writing did the Phoenicians
invent? Which civilization guarded Egyptian
values? What are the Ten Commandments? Why was Cyrus considered to be so great?
Other Early Civilizations
Hebrews, Phoenicians, Assyrians, Kush (Nubians), Persians
Hebrews2000 B.C.E. Palestine, specifically Canaan left Egypt, led by Moses
Hebrews Torah: tells us written history, is the first 5
books (chapters) of the Hebrew Bible Judaism worships one god (monotheistic) called god Yahweh Ten Commandments: set of rules for social
and religious behavior; their code of law built great temple in Jerusalem
Phoenicians1100 B.C.E. coast of Mediterranean SeaNorth Africa, Sicily, Italy, Lebenon
Phoenicians first to sail around Africa, by way of Red
Sea and Strait of Gibraltar invented purple dye, by smashing snailswriting system (alphabet) based on
sounds, not ideas first world traders
Assyrians850 B.C.E. Fertile Crescentspread down through Palestine into
Egypt
Assyrians
advanced military planning and technical skill
great efficiency at organizing conquered territories into an empire
beautiful capital at Nineveh with a library of 25,000 clay tablets
Kush (Nubians)700 B.C.E. Egypt, on the Upper Nile River
Kush (Nubians) linked trade routes between the
Mediterranean and the Red Seaguardians of Egyptian valuesmajor center for the manufacture of iron
weapons and tools
Persians612 B.C.E. between the Persian Gulf and the
Caspian Sea
PersiansCyrus the Greatexpanded empire over 2,000 milesgentle ruler, had compassion for
conquered peoples; adapted their customs
Royal Road and standard money help empire together