Chapter 15 APWH Notes
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APWH 4th Edition Chapter 14 Notes
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APWH earth and its people 4th edition chapter 2 outline
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The Earth and Its Peoples Ch. 1 Notes
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Notes Conclusion Domestication of plants and animals Nomads settled down Surplus of food Specialization Painting Stone-working Weaving Building Warfare Religious Ceremonies Accumulation of Knowledge Political Specialization Urbanization Non-arable river valleys Construction of canals Dams Weirs Dikes Kingship in both Egypt and Mesopotamia Religious monopoly Central to the welfare of the nation Superseding temples and priests Egypt Country?s wealth spent on: Tombs Proper burial ensures continuity of the kingship Positive notation of the gods? designs for human mankind Mesopotamia Rulers not regarded as devine Built new cities Palaces Religious edifices Negative notation of gods? Afterlife = Underworld
The Earth And Its People Chapter 8 Notes
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Questions/Main Ideas: Notes: What were the religions of early civilizations? What were their beliefs? rock paintings + engraving are major source of info from Saharan culture no method to date these paintings several animals now extinct in that area shown in engravings suggest later societies in the Sahara depicts ppl. in masks dancing around look more like West African ppl. What empires used/sponsored an official religion? Did these religion work for the benefit of the empire or against it? Use concrete examples. Rome supported Christianity became major religion caused an internal struggle religion vs. politics (government) King Ashoka was a heavy advocate of Buddhism
The Earth and Its People Chapter 7 Notes
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APWH Chapter One Pg.2-12 Notes
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