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■ Essential Question: – I will create an acrostic for the word EGYPT or INDUS using the characteristics of that civilization ■ Warm-Up Question: – Name 2 similarities between Egypt & Mesopotamian civilizations – Name 2 differences

The Indus River Valley (India)

India began along the Indus River, which flooded & left behind fertile soil Seasonal monsoons caused summer rains & floods The people were well protected on the Indian “subcontinent” by the oceans, mountains, & deserts that surrounded the Indus River Valley

Lasting Contributions ■ Advanced cities: – Indus cities were laid out in a grid system with high walls & citadel of major buildings

Lasting Contributions ■ Specialized Workers: – Indian society was divided by the “caste system” which divided people based on their purity in Hinduism Caste System Video

Lasting Contributions ■ Government: – Little is known about Indus government other than they were ruled by kings

Lasting Contributions ■ Religion: – Believed in a polytheistic religion called Hinduism – Hindus believe that one’s soul is reborn until moksha is achieved (reincarnation) – Moksha (enlightenment or nirvana) is the spiritual release from human form – A soul’s karma (good or bad deeds) effect reincarnation

Lasting Contributions ■ Writing: – Indus writing has not been fully translated so much of Indus life is still a mystery – Writing contained about 400 symbols that were both pictograms & phonetic characters

Lasting Contributions ■ Technology: – Advanced plumbing; Most houses had toilets & private bathrooms connected to underground sewer systems – Standard, oven-baked bricks

EGYPTEGYPT Create and acrostic for either the word EGYPT or INDUS using the characteristics of that civilization. INDUSINDUS