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Students, let yourself be transported into the Chauvet Cave to witness the beauty of the cave art found there!

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Students, let yourself be transported into the Chauvet Cave to witness the beauty of the cave art found there!

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France creates replica Chauvet cave for spectacular prehistoric art - Newsnight

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Mr. Lip is an acronym for...

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Everything below this post is from last year. I am saving it to use later in the year with you when we begin to study ancient Greece!

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Everything below this post is from last year. I am saving it to use later in the year with you when we begin to study ancient Greece!

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Aristotle (last paragraph) Science-page 308 Biography-page 309

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Aristotle (last paragraph) Science-page 308 Biography-page 309

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Greek Arhitecture/New Forms of Writing - pages 303-306

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Greek Arhitecture/New Forms of Writing - pages 303-306

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Page 303

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Due June 12 Week #10

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Icarus and Daedalus | Greek Mythology Stories | Ancient Greek History

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Due June 12 Week #10

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Due June 12

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The myth of Pandora’s box - Iseult Gillespie

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Athenians Admire the Mind

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This video matches up with the TCI texbook we used in class.

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This video matches up with the TCI texbook we used in class.

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Athens and Sparta: Two Greek City-States

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What Did Democracy Really Mean in Ancient Athens

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What Did Democracy Really Mean in Ancient Athens

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Video #4 Week #8

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What did democracy really mean in Athens? - Melissa Schwartzberg

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A Day in the Life of an Ancient Athenian

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A Day in the Life of an Ancient Athenian

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Video #3 Week #8

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A day in the life of an ancient Athenian - Robert Garland

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The Forms of Government in Ancient Greece

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The Forms of Government in Ancient Greece

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Video #2 Week #8

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The Forms of Government in Ancient Greece

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Video #1 Week #8

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h. 9-beginning with the Minoaans

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Chapter 9 Ancient Greece - Geography and the Early Greeks

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Chapter 9 Ancient Greece - Geography and the Early Greeks

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Ch. 9 Beginning with section: Mountains and Settlements

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Ch. 9 Beginning with section: Mountains and Settlements

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Assignment Due May 22

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Interesting facts about the geography of ancient Greece story for kids

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This is a song about the different regions of Greece.

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This is a song about the different regions of Greece.

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WEEK #7 Assignment Due May 22

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This provides a great overview of the land and is your introduction to ancient Greece.

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This provides a great overview of the land and is your introduction to ancient Greece.

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WEEK #7 Assignment Due May 22

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Geography of Ancient Greece by Instructomania

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Section 1 read to you-Farming and Manufacturing

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Just for fun as we wrap up this  ancient China unit!

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Just for fun as we wrap up this  ancient China unit!

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Ancient China Song by Mr. Nicky

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This is a great review of ancient China which I thought you would enjoy watching.

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Journals Through History  Ancient China  Contributions to the World

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by Ted-Ed

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The Silk Road: Connecting the ancient world through trade - Shannon Harris Castelo

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A document is NOT a primary source because it answers the questions I ask you!
The questions are based on each primary or secondary source.

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Poster or digital representation which answers DBQ-Due May 8

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PRIMARY SOURCE-An account of an event by someone who took part in or witnessed the event.                      SECONDARY SOURCE-This is information gathered by someone who did not take part in witnessing an event. ************************************************************** 

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PRIMARY SOURCE-An account of an event by someone who took part in or witnessed the event.                      SECONDARY SOURCE-This is information gathered by someone who did not take part in witnessing an event. ************************************************************** 

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PLEASE REREAD DEFINITIONS.

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Week #4**************Due May 1

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Assignment #2 Document C
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Document B

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************************************PRIMARY SOURCE-An account of an event by someone who took part in or witnessed the event.
SECONDARY SOURCE-This is information gathered by someone who did not take part in witnessing an event.
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Document A (Ancient China Map & Questions)

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Q U E S T I O N S  F O R           D O C U M E N T  A                                   DBQ                 WEEK #3 

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Q U E S T I O N S  F O R           D O C U M E N T  A                                   DBQ                 WEEK #3 

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Looking at the map, from what area was the Great Wall mainly protecting China from invasion?

1. Using the map to draw conclusions, why do you think many Chinese traders only went as far as the city of Dunhuang for trade?

2. Based on your answer for the previous question, where would you add to the wall if you were the emperor of China? Why?

3. Is this document a primary source or secondary source and why?

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The most important achievement Han Dynasty had was paper because without paper in our world today it would be so different and not the same we would not have any of the stuff we have today.

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The most important invention of the Han Dynasty was paper. We still use paper to this day. Without it, we would not have books, letters, or various household items.

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The first emperor of china made a clay army to protect him in the after life.He also kill millions of people to build the Great wall of china.Many people plot against his life.
GOOD JOB!

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1. no two soldiers where alike, they all had different faces.
2. there where 8,000 soldiers
3. they were all sculpted by hand form the ground-up.

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1. That Qin Shi Hwan Di was the first emperor of China.
2. That Qin Shi Hwan Di invented the hour glass.
3. That Qin Shi Han Di inspired the first model of the great wall of China.

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1. There were 8,000 clay soldiers! That's a LOT!!
2. It took 36 years and 700,000 people to build all of them.
3. That Qin Shi Huangdi's tomb was in a totally separate building that hasn't been revealed yet

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1.There was 8000 clay soldiers

2.There were different types of statues so they weren’t the same.

3.All are life sized

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TedEd

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The incredible history of China's terracotta warriors - Megan Campisi and Pen-Pen Chen

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1.It took approximately 40 years for the construction and sculptures of the Emperor's Terracotta Warriors and Horses to be complete.

2 .The Terracotta Warriors and Horses are life size terracotta sculptures created more than 2000 years ago to be buried with Emperor Qin Shi Huang.

3.Qin Shi Huang underground tomb included more than 8000 warriors, 670 horses, 130 chariots, and many other sculptures to protect him and entertain him in the afterlife.

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National Geographic

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The Terra-Cotta Warriors | National Geographic

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1. There were more than 8,000 clay soldiers buried for the after life with him
2. Artisans hand crafted all of them with Clay from the ground
3. All the statues were very unique with different faces

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1.None of the clay statues we the same
2.There was 8,000 of them and they were all made by hand
3.The clay statues once had paint on them

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cece                                         1. i thought it was interesting that they never got to finish one of the tombs .

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cece                                         1. i thought it was interesting that they never got to finish one of the tombs .

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2.i thought it was cool how all of the warriors had there own weapons and armor.
3.i thought it was cool how they had  8,000 soldiers and how the ruler was berried under a mile away from the army.

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1. In the Terracotta army there were over 8,000 statues.
2. Each statue had different faces and weapons.
3. 700,000 people worked on them.

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1 Qin was afraid of the statue soldiers and thought they would rebel against him.
2 Qin  survived  lots of assassins.
3 he built animals for some odd reason.

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1. The soldiers were found by farmers in a well
2. There were over 8000 terracotta soldiers in The Terracotta Army
3. There were multiple different types and styles and poses and weapons on each soldier

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What I learned about the Terracotta Army:
1. Emperor Qin wanted these warriors built for him to accompany him during the afterlife.
2. The Terracotta Army was discovered it 1974 by farmers digging a well. The army contains over 6,000 clay statues.
3. All of the statues were unique with all of different features.

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1. All of the statues have different looks and features. 2. All the clay soldiers weapons were taken and used against the king and his men. 3. The find of all the tunnels with soldiers is one of the most interesting finds in history.

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1. the soldiers were all different never the same.
2. the soldiers were created to escort the founding father of the Chinese empire into eternity.
3. it took over 36 years and a work force of 700,000 workers to complete Qins terracotta army.

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1.There were more than 8,000 soldiers.
2.The soldiers were made up of something similar to clay.
3. When it got started the emperor was 13.

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1. The solders wear made of terracotta which is like clay.
2. The Terracotta Army was found by farmers digging well.
3. The soldiers were originally painted bright and colorful colors.

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The Terracotta Army:
1.There were over 6,000 statues
2.They were all built to join emperor Qin in the after life.
3. All were unique with there own hair style and even different ears.

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1. The Terracotta Army is a clay army of more than 8,000 soldiers surrounding the tomb of emperor Qin Shi Huangdi
2.This army was made from Terracotta [ baked earth] thus where the army got its name.
3. Shi Huangdi was obsessed with his mortality, so not only did he have an clay army, he had musicians, acrobats, and even exotic animals to accompany him in the afterlife.

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The Terracotta Army:
1. It was never finished even though it was started when the emperor was 13.
2. Every statue was different.
3. The army was overthrown by the emperor's own people.

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I think Shi Huangdi was not an effective leader. He didn't want any books so he had them be burned and only kept books about farming and medicine. He also harmed the people there and he didn't want people to believe something other then legalism.

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GOOD ENDING POINT, PAIGE!
I think that Shi Huangdi was an was a powerful leader, yet a cruel one. Even though he unified China, He had a specific way of doing so. Such as harsh punishments, burnings of all books thats did not follow his self belief, and even claiming all power. I think that he took charge and made sure that his voice was heard, yet this may be the reason why people think he is not an effective leader. Many feared Shi Huangdi, even his own people. And in my opinion I think that you should look up to your leader, not fear them.

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I think Shi Huangdi was not a effective leader.I think this because he didn't let anyone agree with any other philosophy besides legalism.He even burned all of the books that didn't have to do with legalism,also some scholars didn't agree with this idea and he buried alive! He did do some good things for China like make roads that helped out everyone and he started the great wall of china.Although He helped china in some ways most of the time he was making life miserable making people do jobs they don't want to do,stealing other peoples land and recing there homes these are just a few examples of ways he was not an effective leader.

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I think he was an effective leader because he didnt let everyone do what they want. But he did have harsh punishments.

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I think that he was effective leader. I think this because although his punishments might be "harsh" atleast he didnt let everyone do whatever they want when they want.  If people did this China would not be a great place and over all he would just be a bad ruler.  This also helped him bring china together.  If no one listened then he wouldn't have been able to unify China. Also he helped change the language and the curracy so he made it an easier life in China

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I think he was an effective leader. The reason I believe this is because he unified China and changed the language and currency so communication and trading would be easier. Also everyone is eventually going to make a mistake and even though the mistakes he made caused 460 deaths he overall helped Chinas growth. Also soon after his death China fell apart.

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I vote that he was an effective leader, yes he has had his ups and downs which is why I can understand both sides. But I personally think he was an effective leader because of all the things he did for china. First, as a big part he unified China. Then taking the advantage of emperor he involved all types of actions that brought China together as one. Yes he was the cause of many deaths but his strict laws and actions are what held China together. Then said when he died China was no longer unified and fell apart, so he was a big part of China's history.

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GOOD THINKING, LC!
I say he wasn't a effective leader, he had very harsh punishments which caused many of his workers to death. Also after he died the government system fell apart. Many people were forced to build the wall of china and most of them died while building it, so in that case everything he did either caused death or made things go downhill. He had very good ideas but they ended up being wrong in the end. So no he was not a effective leader.

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I vote that he was not an effective leaded. Some may argue that he united china and built the great wall. But a few years after he died the government system fell apart. He forced hundreds of thousand of people to build the great wall and many of them died building it. I do think he had great ideas but they way he carried them out was not right.

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I say he was an effective leader, but a bad one still.  He didn't let anyone disagree with him, killing them, or burning their writings.  Though he was a terrible person, China may have needed him, since right after his death, the dynasty went downhill.

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I vote no, that he wasn't a good ruler. I don't think he was an effective ruler because he was very selfish in my opinion. He had all books burned that didn't go along with his ideas (legalism). He forced thousands of commoners to work for him and then punished them and sometimes had them killed. That does not seem like a very good ruler to me.

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He was definitely an effective ruler, yes, because he united China, but his approach was terrible!!! First, he forced everybody to burn any literature that went against his ideas, second, he had his armies invade land, and finally, he used all the power for himself instead of share it with the lords, and forced nobles out of their homes. Not very good approach, at all.

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He was a good and bad ruler - good because he unified China, made roads and canals and improved farming by making irrigation systems. Bad because he buried scholars alive and wanted to expand his empire by taking over others lands.

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I do not think he was a very good ruler. I think that a rulers job is to keep their people safe, and keep the peace between everyone and even though like Luke said, he knew how to get things done and he was very smart, he was not keeping the peace and he was not being fair. When he discovered a plot against his life he had them who caused it and their families killed. I don't think that is fair it's just cruel.

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Students, you can post 'yes' the Emperor of Qin, Shi Huangdi, was an effective ruler or 'no' he was not an effective ruler right here on this page. A red thumbs up symbol will appear when I have read and logged in your response.

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No, I think Qin wasn't a good leader because he killed thousands of men for the great wall of China which didn't stop large scale invasion and even wandering people were able to breach the wall. He also burned all the books that didn't believe in legalism not even allowing people to believe in other beliefs. He took all of the power and didn't share it with other lords.

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I think he was good and bad leader bad
because he killed lots of his own people and made the great wall of
china.

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I think yes he was an effective leader. The reason I say this is because he was very smart and creative and new how to get things done. Although he harmed people I think of effective like did he make a big difference/impact on China, which he certainly did.

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I think Qin was both an effective ruler and a non effective leader, and I think this because he did build a strong army that fought off the enemy and he had the people under one government but he made people burn books that disagreed with his ideas. So he is both an effective and non effective leader.

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No, I do not think Emperor Qin was an effective ruler because he harmed many of his own people, and he made citizens burn the books that disagreed with his ideas.

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Danny

I think Qin was a effective ruler because he knew how to build a strong army that would win fights of the enemy states. He got the country under one government.

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I vote no he was not a good leader because he enforced harsh punishments if his rules were disobeyed, and he ordered that all books burned.