La Révolution agricole et la naissance des premières civilisations (1er sept).
Pourquoi les humains ont-ils choisi de s'établir dans un même endroit afin de se sédentariser? Pourquoi se sont-ils regroupés pour créer les premières civilisations?
La sédentarisation survient à l'époque néolithique, à partir de 10,000 ans avant Jésus-Christ. Les premières civilisations, quant à elles, apparaissent dans la vallée de l'Indus Aujourd'hui, vous apprendrez ce qu'est une civilisation et nous utiliserons l'exemple des civilisations anciennes ayant eu le plus d'impact sur la tradition occidentale, comme Sumer, Babylone et les Hébreux.
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La sédentarisation survient à l'époque néolithique, à partir de 10,000 ans avant Jésus-Christ. Les premières civilisations, quant à elles, apparaissent dans la vallée de l'Indus Aujourd'hui, vous apprendrez ce qu'est une civilisation et nous utiliserons l'exemple des civilisations anciennes ayant eu le plus d'impact sur la tradition occidentale, comme Sumer, Babylone et les Hébreux.
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Questions of the Internet Clip the Agricultural Revolution.
View Crash Course History 1, the Agricultural Revolution on Youtube (we have seen it in class, but some people might want to look at it once again to make sure that they have understood the transition between hunter-gatherer's society to civilization): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yocja_N5s1I
1. What were the two occupations that men and women had in the paleolithic age? What were they mostly eating to stay alive? Was this diet good for their health according to specialists?
2. Where did the agricultural revolution occur? In one single place or in many places independently?
3. What were some of the staple food that humans started to farm in order to get a constant source of food?
4. Give three advantages of living in a farming village (as opposed to living in the prehistoric world).
5. Give three disadvantages of living in a farming village (as opposed to living in the prehistoric world).
6. What are some jobs that appear after the agricultural revolution.
7. Why do humans start herding animals? Is this activity as common as farming? Why or why not?
8. What are some common explanations of the agricultural revolution? Why did it happen?.
1. What were the two occupations that men and women had in the paleolithic age? What were they mostly eating to stay alive? Was this diet good for their health according to specialists?
2. Where did the agricultural revolution occur? In one single place or in many places independently?
3. What were some of the staple food that humans started to farm in order to get a constant source of food?
4. Give three advantages of living in a farming village (as opposed to living in the prehistoric world).
5. Give three disadvantages of living in a farming village (as opposed to living in the prehistoric world).
6. What are some jobs that appear after the agricultural revolution.
7. Why do humans start herding animals? Is this activity as common as farming? Why or why not?
8. What are some common explanations of the agricultural revolution? Why did it happen?.
Ressources en ligne.
En classe, nous allons parler de l'impact du code d'Hammurabi sur notre système de justice actuel (pour trouver le code, cliquez sur le lien et descendez plus bas là où vous trouverez une numérotation des articles de loi):
http://www.fordham.edu/Halsall/ancient/hamcode.asp
Le langage Indo-Européen: http://fluctuat.premiere.fr/Societe/News/Ecoutez-comment-parlaient-nos-ancetres-il-y-a-6000-ans-3847057
Who invented writing?
Indus Valley Civilization
Mesopotamia
Le langage Indo-Européen: http://fluctuat.premiere.fr/Societe/News/Ecoutez-comment-parlaient-nos-ancetres-il-y-a-6000-ans-3847057
Who invented writing?
Indus Valley Civilization
Mesopotamia