Matching ____People who moved from place to place A. Domestication following herds. B. Nomads ____A complex and organized society. C. Civilization ____The blending of cultures initiated by Alexander the Great. D. Crusades ____The selective growing or breeding of E. Mesopotamia plants or animals to make them more useful. F. Pastoralists ____Series of holy wars between Christians and Muslims. G. Middle Ages ____Land between the Tigris and Euphrates H. Hellenism between the Rivers meaning, “land rivers.” ____The time period of great suffering and doubt. Perform research to answer the following questions Question Mesopotamian Empires Greece Rome 16. Beginning Date 17. Five important developments to the modern world. 18. Ending Date 19. Research and explain the most important quality to Thomas Martin’s “Preserving Democracy” passage 310a: 12-36 preserving democracy. Accessed www.stoa.org/projects/demos/article_aristotle_democracy?page=11&greekEncoding=/ 20. Research Tacitus: The End of the Republic and describe Tacitus view of what destroyed the Republic of Rome. Accessed sourcebooks.fordham.edu/Halsall/ancient/tacitus-ann1a.asp
Matching ____People who moved from place to place following herds. ____A complex and organized society. ____The blending of cultures initiated by Alexander the Great. ____The selective growing or breeding of plants or animals to make them more useful. ____Series of holy wars between Christians and Muslims. ____Land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers meaning, “land between the rivers.” ____The time period of great suffering and doubt. A. Domestication B. Nomads C. Civilization D. Crusades E. Mesopotamia F. Pastoralists G. Middle Ages H. Hellenism Perform research to answer the following questions Question Mesopotamian Empires Greece Rome 16. Beginning Date 17. Five important developments to the modern world. 18. Ending Date 19. Research Thomas Martin’s “Preserving Democracy” passage 310a: 12-36 and explain the most important quality to preserving democracy. Accessed www.stoa.org/projects/demos/article_aristotle_democracy?page=11&greekEncoding=/ 20. Research Tacitus: The End of the Republic and describe Tacitus view of what destroyed the Republic of Rome. Accessed sourcebooks.fordham.edu/Halsall/ancient/tacitus-ann1a.asp