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Students will compare the social systems among the early river valley civilizations. Learning: Comparing the civilizations of Mesopotamia (Tigris and Euphrates Rivers) to those of Egypt (Nile River)

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what this lesson is targeted for what should you learn by the end of this lesson Ringgold is I can compare the river valley civilizations of the tigress and Euphrates which is in Mesopotamia and the witch is in Egypt so we're going to compare the Tigress in praise to the now by the end of you should know how they are alike and how they are. by the end of you should know how they are alike and how they are different again you will know you have mastered it when you can take the river valley civilizations of Mesopotamia Kenya and Egypt and identify at least three ways that they are alike and it at least three ways that they're different so when you can do that you've mastered what the learning are you learning goal for the day so now with the overall question that the this unit is working on is why did early humans choose a particular location to settle so why did early humans choose to settle in these particular location by the time we finish this part of the unit you will be able to explain why humans settled in this particular area so now if your family was farmers in a river valley River's flood waters spread which soil on the land you help your parents plant crop when you're not in the field you spend fine linen thread from the flax that you from it's sometime you and your friends hunt birds in the tall trees along the riverbank so if this was your living situation on how you were living why would you like to given that River Valley what would you enjoy about living there what would you enjoy about living there yes no okay why would you enjoy living there blacked out my screen blacked out okay you might have to go out and come back in some people in would enjoy living in the river valley because they've got to help him plant food so if you spending schism I said they can see that beautiful trees the trees what else you doing the river some people might want to go swimming I don't know if the folks in ancient elevation of your fishing they could go spearfishing so they can go fishing and could swim in it so there are a number of reasons why my enjoy living in the river valley the fact that I can grow my own food and evidently make their own clothes from the fine linen thread so there are there were advantages of living in a river valley would like to see what some of them are are we going to take a virtual tour of Egypt Egypt is considered a Middle Eastern country however it is located in Africa is not located in the Middle Middle East it's located in Africa so we're going to watch two videos the first one the tour of Africa again if you can't hear the video here are some possible solution I know what some of the school is due to Whitman if you put your earbuds or earphones in your able to hear the video if you have any other device smart device of tablet or computer on your phone if you can pull up YouTube you can see the video later if you to see if I can you can access it from my website from the PowerPoint that way I will put the links in chat and so you can try to access it that way so I need to see the the videos but this particular video the store there are two questions that need to be answered why was the Nile considered a gift Egypt Name an activity that has not changed over the years so why was the Nile considered a gift to Egypt and what activity has not changed over the years set a timer for Liam today is going to be okay why was the Nile considered a gift to Egypt why was there now considered a gift from Egypt what was the what's on my gift from an angel the question on the PowerPoint says why was the Nile considered a gift from Egypt what's considered a gift from Egypt because that was the beginning of civilization Best Western civilization began and Name an activity that have not changed over the years Name an activity that have Nacho East over the years good morning train according to the video farming had not changed over the years farming now the same way they did centuries ago according to the video set so that is the activity that hadn't changed in year again you're going to need to make sure you take notes cuz there will be a quiz at the end of class Egyptian geography again is located in the northeast corner of Africa it is surrounded by natural barriers there's a desert Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea natural barriers provide protection natural barriers provide protection early people settled in this area because of its location near a source of water the Nile River Valley has virtually no it's all of its own it flows over 4,000 miles into the Mediterranean Sea it is the world's longest river tell me the important uses of the river is drinking and bathe fishing Recreation agriculture the silk and transportation or trade again early people settled in this area because of its location near source of water the Nile River Valley has virtually no rainfall of its own is Lowe's 4000 miles in the Mediterranean Sea is the world's longest river any questions about the Nile so now we're going to look at Mesopotamia also known as the Crescent Mesopotamia is also known as the Fertile Crescent and there are three questions that the video that you're going to watch you'll need to answer the first one is Mesopotamia means what does the word Mesopotamia mean Mesopotamia is located in present day what country what present day country was previously Mesopotamia Egypt no what will the time now but it wasn't Egypt and the question is why did the settlements develop along the Euphrates and the Tigris River Why did the settlements develop along the Euphrates and the two Swiss river so again we're going to watch another video on the Mesopotamia Donna is cute 6500 so what does the word Mesopotamia mean what does the word Mesopotamia mean that means it means what what does it mean is a ancient Greece it's a Greek word that means between two rivers Mesopotamia is a Greek word means between two rivers where is Mesopotamia is located in present day what what country what country no what is located in present-day Iraq and Syria so in other words they are located in the Middle East so Mesopotamia was in the Middle East a why did settlements develop along the Euphrates settlement development why did they develop their they developed their because of the location to water and food here's a picture of the Fertile Crescent you'll see Grouse Mountain you see the Syrian desert and you see the Mediterranean Sea all of those of what kind of berries what kind of barriers what's Rivers the natural barriers there barriers that put there by Nature no it's not man-made they to put the mountains their nature put the desk there in the Mediterranean Sea so ask when we looked at the Nile which also had natural barriers there there for protection so now was in Africa the Fertile Crescent is in the Middle East they both have natural barriers they both enter into an empty into the Mediterranean Sea so again the region between the Tigris and the Euphrates just known as Mesopotamia it is Greek it means land between two rivers is Darius also known as a rack or cereal part of it is in Syria the bulk of it is in Iraq city of the river the Tigris and the Euphrates is unpredictable play Flood but the is unpredictable and when they flood they give the silk for farming and transportation Recreation and food so now the Tigris and Euphrates is unpredictable the Niles is predictable so there's another difference one is those two are unpredictable denial is predictable so now in your notebook there should be if you sign your name click there should be a check for understanding that you fill in with the question look at the pictures and explain why the early settlers chose river valleys to sell look at the pictures and explain why the early settlers chose the river valley to sell

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