Presentations today.
Nile:
Cities/States:
continue presentations!
we presented the Indus river.
Mesopotamia:
PRESENTED! our presentation on the Indus River beginning of class:)
Mesopotamia-
GEOGRAPHY:
today all the groups and worked on our projects. then my group thought of our skit and finished up our slide show.
some groups are showing there powerpoints.
indus- largest civalization global warming is effecting the area
its the longest and most important river in pacastand
good sourse of drinking water
messopatamiea-
fertal cresant
map
history of that mes word that t
indus river: mohenjo is the largest city, rainfall is normally 5 to 20 inches, soil is good for farming, total length of the river is 1976 miles, grow cotton, sugar cane and wheat.
Mesopotamia: the world is gread and meats between the rivers, there we
some groups are showing there powerpoints.
indus- largest civalization global warming is effecting the area
its the longest and most important river in pacastand
good sourse of drinking water
messopatamiea-
fertal cresant
map
history of that mes word that t
Today we went straight to working on our powerpoints so we can present them tomorrow for Mr. Bruns. As of now we are dicussing our roles in our "mini" play we have to conduct. I have to say, our play will be fantastic. Mr.Bruns will definatley be im
On this day we continued presentations. Here are the notes I took:
Indus River: Harappa, 3 1/2 mile thick brick wall surrounding them. People planted a wide variety of crops. Literate. Flourished from 2600-1700 B.C.
Mojenjo-Daro: Only civilization
indus.
mud brick structures
fish farming , canals, key water resources. indus river feeds the ecosystem. mostly used for trading and irrigation. city was goverend by trading not military.
mesopotamia.
means between the river
river flows the moderen iraq
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nile river. they grew wheat barley vegatables melons
Economy: because of the nile river the early river valley civilizations would have a surplus of crops.
Culture- buildings, built houses, pyramids and large bouts for travel
HArappa: partially built on
On this day we continued presentations. Here are the notes I took:
Indus River: Harappa, 3 1/2 mile thick brick wall surrounding them. People planted a wide variety of crops. Literate. Flourished from 2600-1700 B.C.
Mojenjo-Daro: Only civilization
Today we worked on our projects. We finished our slide show and worked on our skit. Not much to type today.
we will continue presentations
indus - built on mud-brick platforms to protect it from flooding, people know how to read and write, only civilization to have private bathrooms, total rain fall is between 5-20 inches, it stretches across six countries,
more notes
Indus River
city states Harappa partially built on bud-brick platforms to protect form flooding
both lived in brick houses and many had three floors
people of Harappa planted a wide variety of crops
they aree literate people
Mohenjo-Daro
only
Indus River:
presentations... again....
Indus River
2. literate
3. mohenjo daro
4. geography
5. longest river in Pakistan and Indian subcontinent
6. huge sou
Indus River
Harappa
- built on mud bricks to protect from flooding.
-lived off crops
-Houses were made of mud brick
-flourished around 2600-1700 B.C. in the western part of Asia. They were literate which means they could read and right
Mohegan-Dora: means
today we are continuing our presentations on river valleys.
The Indus river- a 3 and 1/2 mile thick brick wall surrounds the river. the people around there are literate so they can read and write. they were the only civilization that had a bathroom an
indus river
mohenjo-darois the largest city
rainfall 5-20 inches
soil is good for farming
total lenght of the river 1976 miles
totla drainage is 450000
grow cotton, sugar cane and wheat
fish farming
they are governed by trading not military might
mesopotamia-
