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1 Bellringer Review your notes for the skills quiz!

2 Agenda 1.Skills Quiz 2.Retake info 3.Finish Mesopotamia 4.Hammurabi’s Code

3 Objectives Students will be able to… 13.Describe the fall of Sumerian civilization. 14.Define empire. 15.Analyze the contents and importance of the Code of Hammurabi.

4 Quiz 1 retake For those who wish to retake quiz 1 First you must have BELOW a 70% Second, you need to set up a time to take the quiz with me. I can stay after school tomorrow and Friday. (if these times don’t work see me on your way to lunch)

5 Skills Quiz! When finished, take a sheet and practice summarizing!

6 Babylon [Ridpath, John Clark, Ridpath's History of the World, 1901]; ABC-CLIO

7 Hammurabi’s Code One ruler of the Babylonian empire, Hammurabi, became famous – Made a strong empire – Created a code of laws Objective #15

8 Hammurabi [Library of Congress]; ABC-CLIO

9 Hammurabi’s Code Louvre museum

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