We are starting presentations today.
Nile:
Cities/States:
we start presentations
nile - grew wheat, barley, vegetables, melons, pomegranates, vines, flax, used it for bread, beer, porridge 3 seasons - akhet, peret,shemu. during the flooding farmers fixed tools. built mu-brick reserviors to trap and hold wate
The Nile- Grew wheat, barley, veggies, big Farming area mainly grew crops. 3-seasons: Akhet-flooding season, Peret-growing season, Shemy-harvesting season. Irragation canals and mud brick reservoirs to hold water. Animals were cattle, goats, pigs.
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Presentation. They farmed vegatables and crops. Grain was the most important crop. the had 3 seasons flooding, peret, harvisting. THey had irrigation canals. They hnted for meat. King, ruling class, craftsman,Farmers,slaves. THey believed in man gods
On this day we did presentations. We went first, then Early River Civilizations were covered. Here's the notes.
Mesopotamia: Irrigation was used. Water would sit on the field and evaporate, leaving salt, which would kill the crop. Food would be lo
We Started Presentations.
The Niles River:
Cities, states:
wheat barley veg. important crop grain mainly known for farming
built trees for fruit and shade
3 seasons flooding growing and harvesting
built mud reservoirs to trap and hold water irrigation can
flooding seasons
growing season
harvest season
irrigation canals
surplus of crops, economy would flourish.
social sructure,king,ruling class, craftsmen,farmers,slaves
agriculture, plowing to break up top soil
culture,
religion wrote using hieroglyphics
menes
Today we worked on our capitalism and socailism project. Here are links to some of the websites we visited to figure out what Socailism is.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/socialism
Most of the websites we w
TOday we researched and began on our Political/economic systems project. We will be creating a power point/ prezi/ google presentation on it. Presentations start wednesday.
the Nile river
they have 3 seasons
they had irrigation canals
had cattle goats pigs ducks and geese
slaves where paid with beer
grew corn wheat ext.
they wrote using hieroglyphics
use large boats for travel on the rivers
the river is the longest in the world
the Nile river
they have 3 seasons
they had irrigation canals
had cattle goats pigs ducks and geese
slaves where paid with beer
grew corn wheat ext.
they wrote using hieroglyphics
use large boats for travel on the rivers
the river is the longest in the world
flooding seasons
growing season
harvest season
irrigation canals
surplus of crops, economy would flourish.
social sructure,king,ruling class, craftsmen,farmers,slaves
agriculture, plowing to break up top soil
culture,
religion wrote using hieroglyphics
menes
Mesopotamia
-irrigation was good and bad for the civilization.
-The water would sit on the field and evaporate and leave salts behind.
-The salt on the field would ill the crop and make the land unfertile
-So they wouldn't have enough food for the civili
nile
they grew crops around the nile river
they grew the trees for fruit and trees
had cattle goats and geese
slaves where paid in beer
belived in many gods
only river that flows north
farming is what they lived off
early river civiliziation
irrigation was g
Mr. Bruns was gone so we watched America the story of us.
Presentations
The Nile River
THE NILE RIVER:
The Nile River:
nile river-mainly farming, grain. three seasons, flooding season, growing, and harvasting seasons. irrigation systems with floods. they would have surplus of crops to sell and would prosper. had kings and ruling class, craftsmen, farmers, slaves. to
Today we are presenting, though i don't think our group will today because we are missing a member and we need to finish the rest..
the nile: it was during the Early Dynastic Period of Egypt, first dynasty was founded in the lower kingdom of egypt
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