Intro to Ancient Civ. Review

What are some examples of culture that we have talked about in class?

• Shoe and Food Culture

• Geography and climate culture

• Technology and innovation culture

• Economics and trade culture

The Geography of a civilization teaches us about:

• Its culture and traditions

• Where they lived and how they survived

• Its social structure

• All of the above

What continent is the United States located on?

• North America

• South America

• Europe

• Asia

How many oceans are there on Earth?

• There are three oceans on Earth.

• There are four oceans on Earth.

• There are five oceans on Earth.

• There are six oceans on Earth.

The “achievements” of a civilization help us learn about:

• The ways they loved and cared for each other

• Their cultural values

• The ways the made life easier (knifes for hunting, wheels for moving things)

• Pickles

We study and learn about the religious beliefs of a civilization because:

• It helps us understand what they believed and what they thought about the world

• It has no impact on their daily life.

• It is irrelevant to their history.

• To see what kind of weird things they thought

What is the first thing you MUST do when you come into Mr. Padilla’s class?

• Greet Mr. Padilla

• Stand next to your desk

• Complete the "Do Now"

• Run and talk to your friends

How many “class rules” does Mr. Padilla have in his class?

• Three

• Four

• Seven

• Ten

Why should you NOT talk when Mr. Padilla is talking?

• Its rude

• Other students are trying to listen and learn and its hard to do if someone is interrupting

• Mr. Padilla gives you time to talk to your friends if you just wait

• Soon people get tired of listening to you yappin' all day!

Learning about a civilization’s government is important because:

• It helps us understand their culture

• It shows how they tried to keep people safe - laws, rules, punishments, etc.

• It reveals the distribution of power and social hierarchy.

• All of the above.