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5000 years ago, humans learned agricultural techniques like irrigation that supported larger populations. People began living in cities where specialized jobs, complex social hierarchies, and organized religions emerged, marking the beginning of civilization. Later assignments had students research the rise of civilizations by creating a timeline and cultural journal, designing costumes based on ancient Egypt, and making a postcard highlighting French architectural influences in Malaysia.
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- 2. + About 5000 years ago, humans learned how to maximize harvests through irrigation and other methods, this enabled the rise of much larger populations. They came together in cities and other centers, where industry and commerce flourished. And writing was created. Specialized occupations emerged, complex religions grew, and social divisions multiplied. These changes marked the birth of civilization.
- 3. + Study the rise of human civilization through research and analysis Study the evolution of human behavior and lifestyle from Neolithic period to Civilizations Show the various factors and issues that developed a specific civilization Develop skills in gathering information and synthesizing relevant information into a concise presentation
- 4. + Assignment 1: RISE OF HUMAN CIVILIZATION OBJECTIVES 1.Create a graphical timeline calendar and cultural journal. 2.Study and record the evolution of human civilization. 3.Gain knowledge in facts and events that took place in the past.
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- 9. + ASSIGNMENT 2: PROJECT RUNWAY Design model and costume with an ancient Egyptian theme. My model was based on a burial chamber scene. My costume resembled those worn by the sem priests of Ancient Egypt.
- 10. + Examples of images of Sem priests that inspired my design.
- 11. + A picture of me in my costume (left)and an ancient model depicting Egyptian priest (right).
- 12. + Group Photo.
- 13. + MODEL
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- 15. + Wall paintings.
- 16. + Assignment 3: Post-card Task: Design a post-card based on a specific theme. Objective: Gain first hand knowledge of architecture in the region.
- 17. + My Theme: COLMAR RESORT French-style architecture in Berjaya Hills Resort, Bukit Tinggi, Pahang, Malaysia.
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