Thursday, August 30th.

Today we are coping all notes into this blog and then taking a group test.

Nile:
 - Animals and trade were very important on this river. (Chief of Transport)
 - People were called Egyptians, trading was easy for them.
 - Dressed up in pretty clothes gold colored and looked fancy.
 - Main God was the sun god.
 - Believed in life after death so they buried food and daily needs with them and wrapped them up so that they dont decay.
 - We still use the nile today for agriculture and other things

Yellow River:
  - In China, also called Huang He River.
  - supports civilization.
  - 3000 miles long
  - Shang King was the ruler of the Yellow River Valley
  - Family is very important in Chinese culture, they choose marriages, jobs, and more for their familys.
  - Shang King was above all, he could do whatever he wanted.
  - Xia, Shang, Tang, were all Dynastys formed from the Yellow River.

Indus River valley (Southwest Asia) (1,260,000 miles) (3300BC - 1900BC)   - Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, and China.
  - got protected  by Himalayas and Arabian Sea
  - Diverse land.
  - Important for transportation and trade.
  - the flood federalized the group and looked chocolate like. Drank water and fished.
  - similar to Hinduism
  - seals of animals and Nazi symbols
   - Literate Society
               * wrote on pits and seals
   - Food - crops, animals, bread with rice.   
   - weapons - axes, spears,
  - Harappan

Decline of Early River Valley Civilizations.
Part of Babylonian empire.
Akkadian Empire, 1950 BC, attacked by Amorites, unknown why they couldnt defend.
- Babylonian Empire:
       *leader, Nebuchadnezzar died, lots of succces that didnt last very long.

Eygpt Empire:
along the Nile, most powerful in the Rameside Period, invaded and took over empires like ........

Yellow River Valley, 
 - the Zhou dynasty destroyed themselfs in a civil war.
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Indus Valley Civilitation
 - floods distroyed buildings and irragation systems contsant flooding made people just leave
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