1- The beginning of the Neolithic Age.

2- Lifestyle during that age.

3- Farming/ growing crops.

4- Neolithic Revolution.

5- The End of that age.

Ask 2:writers could tell stories, relate histories, and support the rule of kings.

Guiding question 1: it was the location of some of the first major human developments, including the invention of writing, agriculture, cities, and complex legal codes, all fostered by the fertile lands between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers

Guiding question 2: creating new ways to organize, communicate, and manage resources, leading to advancements in technology, social structures, and cultural expression that influence future generations and reshape human development

• How can a belief change an empire more than an army?
  (Refer to p.66)

• To what extent did Christianity change Roman identity?

Station 2

• Which factors caused the most damage long term? And WHY?
  (Refer to p.67)

Station 3

• What was the impact of Germany on the Roman Empire?
  (p.68–69)

• German identity replaced Roman identity

Station 4

• What was the effect of the Carolingian Empire?
  (p.69–70)

• Anglo-Saxon society

Extend: romans had a superficial and racist thinking about outsiders

Challenge: to understand the whole video exactly in one time