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42. Past Projects Africa. Ancient Civilizations. Bacteria and Fungi. Biography. Egypt. Environment. Great Depression. Japan. Pompeii. Special Areas Artists. Composers http://libraries.risd.org/ohelib/pastprojects1.htm

Past Projects Online Catalog Online Resources On Campus Online Resources Off Campus ... Bibliographies Grade Project 1st Grade Animals Whales 2nd Grade Landforms Nocturnal Animals Bats and Spiders U. S. States 3rd Grade Biographies Holidays Inventors Predators and Prey Solar System 4th Grade Inventors Texas Heroes Texas Indians Texas Cities 5th Grade Animals States U.S. Presidents 6th Grade Africa Ancient Civilizations Bacteria and Fungi Biography Egypt Environment Great Depression Japan Pompeii Special Areas Artists Composers Red Ribbon Week Science Fair Home O. Henry Home Page District LMS Home Page RISD Home Page Contact Information: Marilyn Edwards, Phone: 469-593-8179, E-Mail Marilyn.Edwards@risd.org RISD is not responsible for and does not endorse or support content that is hosted on Web sites and servers that are not part of the RISD computer network. © Richardson Independent School District 2000 Last Modified: 11/08/10

43. Lesson Summaries-English In Africa, ancient civilizations as well as recent artists have created an impressive array of art forms. The visual arts have always been integrated with other art forms, such as http://glencoe.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0078685451/student_view0/unit4/chapter12/le

Art in Focus Chapter 12: The Arts of Africa Lesson Summaries-English Africa is a vast continent more than three times the size of the United States. The arts created in Africa record the creativity of many great cultures. Lesson 1 Art of African Kingdoms In Africa, ancient civilizations as well as recent artists have created an impressive array of art forms. The visual arts have always been integrated with other art forms, such as music, dance, and drama. African art emphasizes the important events in life and the human relationship with nature. The court of Ife in southern Nigeria flourished 1,000 years ago as the center of the Yoruba people. Artists created realistic portraits of the Yoruba kings and queens in terracotta and bronze. Other artworks created for the supernatural world tend to be more abstract. Today Yoruba artists create abstract masquerades , full costumes including masks. These are meant to be worn during public dances that portray the cycle of life and death. mosque In the Asante kingdom of Ghana, gold jewelry was created for the rulers to show their divine authority. Weavers also created

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45. Ms. Scharf - Home ; Comments; Contact Me; Current Events; Extra Credit; Geography Links; Going Global Student Feedback......Africa; Ancient Civilizations; Asia; Australia; Calender; Class http://wikiwaki66.wikispaces.com/

46. WPS - Grade 5 Africa / Ancient Civilizations/Colonies/Explorers/Pioneers/Map Skills/Middle Ages/Native Americans/Revolutionary War (some of the information would be the same) http://www.wrentham.k12.ma.us/C8/Grade 5/default.aspx

var MSOWebPartPageFormName = '_ctl5'; Help Home Site Map Classrooms ... Website Translation WPS Grade 5 All sources This topic Current Location Home Site Map Student Resources Student Websites ... Grade 5 FIFTH GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES SITES FIFTH GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES SITES The information on this page was put together by: Miss Wasdo Addressing Early Civilizations, Colonial America, The Revolutionary War, and The Civil War. Emphasis is on Colonial America and The Revolutionary War. ADDITION TO THE INFO BELOWSEE THE FOLLOWING TOPICS ON THE MAIN SOCIAL STUDIES PAGE Africa Ancient Civilizations/Colonies/Explorers/Pioneers/Map Skills/Middle Ages/Native Americans/Revolutionary War (some of the information would be the same) NATIONAL PARK SERVICE: LINKS TO THE PAST People, Places, Events Links to sites providing information about people, places, and events from the past. Helps establish links to the present. REVOLUTIONARY WAR LINKS Provides links to many Revolutionary War sites. Go three-quarters down the page to find the listings. Valley Forge National Park ABOARD THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD This is a National Register Travel Itinerary. It provides a map of routes of the Underground Railroad.

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48. Hieroglyphics Become Standardized Mokhtar, G., General History of Africa, Ancient Civilizations of Africa, vol. 2 (Unesco Heinemen1981) pp. 1418. Walters, Colin, The Encyclopedia of Ancient Civilizations http://www.thenagain.info/WebChron/Africa/HieroglyphicsStandard.html

Prehistory Ancient Egypt Primary Urbanization Kingdoms and Empires ... Decolonization and Independence Hieroglyphics become Standardized 2650-2575 BC Thousands of languages have evolved over time. They range from romantic, to Germanic, to pictorial, to guttural noises. The written language has evolved in the same way. Not only do the actual words change, but the style and the pictures and the letters of languages have changed as well. Egyptians used a written form called hieroglyphics, which was a pictorial language. Their written language is perhaps one of the most unique, in that it never completely established a firm set of letters, like an alphabet. It always showed the meanings of words through use of signs and pictures. Although hieroglyphics became standardized during the time of the Old Kingdom (2686-2181 BCE), they continued to evolve all throughout Egyptian history. Back to "Ancient Egypt" Chronology Egyptian history is divided into three time periods: the Old Kingdom, Classical Egyptian, and Late Egyptian. Many of the texts preserved from the Old Kingdom were written on pyramids.

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