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Ancient Civilizations
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6.3 Early History

Step 1. Questions

6.3 Students analyze the geographic, political, economic, religious, and social structures of the Ancient Hebrews.

Research the civilization of the Ancient Hebrews. Use these questions to guide your research.
  • Where did the Ancient Hebrews live and settle?
  • What were the political structures in Ancient Israel?
  • How were most families organized in Ancient Israel? For example, you might find out the role of women and girls in Ancient Hebrew families.
  • How was religious belief practiced in Ancient Israel?
  • What were the relationships of the Ancient Hebrews and other peoples in the areas in which they lived?
To begin, visit the Internet sites in Step 2. You may also choose to visit a library, read your local newspaper, or interview an adult. Then follow Step 3 to write your report.

Step 2. Research

Research answers for the questions you were asked in Step 1. Visit these Web sites. Take notes about them on this page, too!


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Ancient Israel
Where was Ancient Israel? When was Ancient Israel first settled? When did the Hebrew culture begin to develop and how?
Take Notes:



Hebrew Civilization
What language did the Hebrew peoples speak? Why does the writer argue that the Hebrew civilization had a greater influence on Western Civilization than other ancient cultures? What examples can you find that support this view?
Take Notes:



The Hebrews
This wonderful website allows you to investigate any aspect of Ancient Hebrew history or culture that interests you. Choose a period and take notes on the geographical, political, economic, religious and social structures that develop during this time.
Take Notes:



Search Engines
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www.yahooligans.com
www.kidsclick.org


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