Bronze vs iron age

• [DOC File]AP World History Summer Assignments

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  3. Metal tools – Bronze Age 3000 – Iron Age 1500 BCE. IV. Civilization. Hunter/gatherer – no bigger than 60 – food runs out. Other options – slash and burn. Tribal bands – strong kinship – relatively small. Benefits of settling. 1. Houses, wells, improvements used by future, irrigation. 2.

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• [DOC File]Sub-Saharan Africa from Pre-History to 1500

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  Bronze Age arose around 17th century B.C.E. Iron Age begins around 1,000 B.C. b. Transportation - Largely waterborne; little need for roads - Out of Nile Valley, camels and horses were common. c. Trade - Egypt was largely self-sufficient - Net exporter of grains, foodstuffs, luxuries, paper, medicines - Most trade was based on luxury products

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• [DOC File]CHINA: CHRONOLOGY

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  Dynasty ---- Feudalism, Iron Age Western Zhou: 1122-771 BCE Eastern Zhou: 771-265BCE – political disunity, cultural flourishing (Confucianism, Daoism, and Legalism etc)

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• [DOC File]Huang He – China – city/states rather than a kingdom ...

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  --Shang was renowned for Bronze work; Iron Age by 1000 BCE & pottery; metallurgy meant power. 2. Religion/Intellectual:--pictographs, human/animal sacrifice w/ ancestor worship--belief in rituals to prevent the dead from coming back as haunting ghosts--worshipped the Shang Ti, the supreme god over the sun, moon, wind, rain, etc…

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• [DOC File]Foundations: c - Mr. Burnett

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  8. 3500-3000 BCE – Bronze from copper/tin discovered in Middle East, Balkans, Southeast Asia – later part Neolithic Age – Bronze Age. a. Americas and Asia never had a bronze age – tin scarce. b. Scarcity of tin pushed need for international trade. 9. 1500-1200 BCE – Iron Age – Hittites. a. Spread to Europe in 1000 BCE, Africa in 500 ...

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• [DOC File]Ancient Civilizations - Cornell Notes

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  Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age) When - 2 million BCE to 10,000 BCE. First people lived more than 2 million years ago in East Africa . ... Metal tools – built bronze and then iron plows that were pulled by animals. Irrigation systems – brought water from rivers to farms.

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• [DOC File]ANTH 235: TECHNOLOGY, TYPOLOGY, & CLASSIFICATION

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  However, whereas Hesiod’s model was one of decline from a time of perfection (the Age of Gold) to his present, sinful and wicked Age of Iron, Thomsen’s model was an evolutionary one of increasing technological complexity and sophistication, from stone through bronze to iron.

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• [DOC File]Chapter 5 – Classical Greece

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  bronze vs. iron weapons – phalanx – Persian Wars (546 - 475 BC)– Battle of Marathon – Pheidippides – Influence on the 1896 Olympic games – Xerxes – Thermopylae – Salamis and Plataea results – Delian League – Consequences of the Persian Wars - Chapter 5 – Classical Greece

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• [DOC File]Lecture 3—Greek and Hellenistic Civilization

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  Dark age armies focused on champion vs champion combat with little discipline or formation. By 700 BC, the . Hoplite Phalanx. emerged to dominate Greek warfare. The Hoplite. was an aristocrat or citizen-farmer who could afford to equip himself with a helmet and bronze armor (which rather resembled a metal sundress) and a large shield and long ...

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• [DOC File]Anderson County High School

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  1. Technology: Shang was renowned for Bronze work; Iron Age by 1000 BCE & pottery; metallurgy meant power--2-horse chariots used to unify. 2. Religion/Intellectual:--pictographs, human/animal sacrifice w/ ancestor worship--belief in rituals to prevent the dead from coming back as haunting ghosts

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