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Mayan (250 BCE - 900 CE) Inca (1438 - 1525 BCE)
Salient features- Salient features-
Tikal/Chichen Itza Language- Quecha
Stone shafts called stelae Cuzco
Temples built on terrace Macchu Pichu
Pyramids Jade Carving Road System with
suspension Bridges
Now surf, learn and write .... Now surf, learn and write ....
• What kind of sacrifices were performed in Mayan • Where was the great Inca civilization located?
civilization ?
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• When was the classic period of the Mayan civilization?
• Which was the capital of the Inca empire?
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• What is a Cenote? .........................................................................................
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• When did the Incan empire operate in South America?
• Which crops were farmed by the Mayan?
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• Where was the ancient Mayan located?
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• What does the term ‘Lowland Mayan’ refer to?
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• What do scholars mean when they say Maya and • What is the name of the ancient writing system of the
Mayan?
Inca?
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• What or Who is Puuc? .........................................................................................
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Indus civilization
Salient features-
The Indus River flourished by snow melting from the mountains.
Three main archaeological sites are Mohenjo-Daro, Harrapa, and Kalibangan
The Indus River unlike the Nile was very unpredictable and could change its
course.
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The Tools of History
Crossword Puzzle
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Harappa civilizations by R. surveys to access contributions to
map. Bandyopadhyay. land patterns. Hatshepsut. archaeology.
civilization.
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Match the development in column I with the approximate date in column II:
Column I Column II
1. Earliest ancestors of humans lived in Ethiopia. A. 30,000-12,000 years ago
2. Humans and apes separated from each other. B. 4.4 million years ago
3. Stone tool making appears. C. 9000 B.C.E.
4. Cave paintings in France and Spain. D. 5-7 million years ago
5. Food production begins in Southwestern Asia. E. 100,000 years ago
2. Vedism
Vedism is the religion of the ancient Indo-Aryans and was popular from 1500 B.C. to 500 B.C. It can
also be seen as the origin of the modern Hindu belief system, as they share the same holy texts, the
Four Vedas, but there are differences between the two.
3. Ashurism
Ashurism shares a number of common stories with Judaism and Christianity, namely the creation
myth, the “Great Flood,” and the Tower of Babel. They also shared the apocryphal tale of Lilith, the
woman-demon hybrid who was said to be Adam's first wife.
4. Tengriism
Developed by the people of the Altai Mountains in Central Asia, it is a monotheistic religion with
heavy elements of ancestor worship. Tengriism is still practiced to this day—there are even
politicians in Kyrgyzstan who are trying to make it the official state religion.
5. Manichaeism
Focused on the difference between good and evil, Manichaeism was known for having knowledge
as its road to salvation. The highest adherents to the religion were known as the “Elect” or the
“Perfect” and resembled Buddhist monks, although they were required to be nomadic.
Fill in the blanks
1. The ancient Olmec civilization is now considered to be one of the earliest great civilizations in __________.
2. The _____________ is known as the ‘Veda of Verses’.
3. Ashurism was the first religion of the ______________.
4. The Huns and ___________ of Central Asia were the main followers of Tengriism.
5. Mani, the founder of Manicharism was known as the ___________________ and supreme Illumination.
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Match the following river systems with the civilizations that started there...
1. The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers A. Chinese (Chinese and Mongols)
2. The Nile River B. Indians (Aryans and Mauryan)
3. The Indus River C. Egyptians (Egyptians and Nubians)
4. The Yellow River D. Mesopotamians (Sumerians, Assyrians,
Babylonians)
Quiz Time....????????
1. Who was considered to be the strongest person according to Greek myth?
(a) Perseus (b) Hercules (c) Achilles (d) Hector
2. Jesus was born in ________________.
(a) Jerusalem (b) Bethlehem (c) Crete (d) Nazareth
3. Labyrinth was made by_______________.
(a) Minos (b) Homer (c) Daedalus (d) Hesiod
4. The Greek goddess Athena was the goddess of ______________.
(a) Beauty (b) Courage (c) Wisdom (d) War
5. The first Olympic Games were held in ____________
(a) 1204 BCE (b) 776 BCE (c) 860 BCE (d) 920 BCE
6. Trident is the weapon of which Roman God?
(a) Neptune (b) Mars (c) Jupiter (d) Saturn
7. In Sanskrit dramas written during the Gupta period, women and sudras spoke______________.
(a) Sanskrit (b) Prakrit (c) Pali (d) Sauraseni
8. In ancient India, the name of Varahmihira was associated with _________________.
(a) Mathematics (b) Astronomy (c) Drama (d) Medicine
9. Chalukyas had their capital at ___________________.
(a) Badami (b) Panamalai (c) Khajuraho (d) Deogarh
10. Who is the artist of the world famous painting ‘Monalisa’?
(a) Filippo Brunelleschi (b) Michelangelo
(c) Leonardo da Vinci (d) Vincent Van Gogh
Activity
Delhi has been the capital of India for a long time. It is now getting congested and infrastructure
expansion is becoming a problem. If any of the future government decides to shift the capital, which
city you think will be best suited as the new capital of the Republic of India. Look into the factors like
Weather, accessibility from all parts of India, access to water, and minimum damage to nature.
Explain in a 2-page article. (Submit sheets to the Class teacher alongwith HHW.)
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HOLIDAY HOME WORK – IX
ENGLISH
Read chapters 1 - 12 of ‘The Story of My Life’ (RFP book) for Reading for Pleasure exam.
HINDI : To be done in language copy
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Ckkyd] yrk] vLen~] ;q’en~] lk/kq] unh] fde~ ¼rhuksa fyxksa esa½A
2- fuEufyf[kr /kkrq :iksa dk yV~] y`V~] y³~ ydkj esa fy[kdj ;kn dhft,A
vl~] iB~] d`] ik ¼fic~½A
French
1. Do the activity of ‘Adjectifs demonstratfs’ ‘Future Proche’ ‘Future Simple’ & Comprehension 1, 2, 3, 4
from the book Setrit.
Maths :
Do the logical assignment given in the enrichment booklet. (In class work notebook)
PHYSICS :
Solve the numericals of Exemplar Problem Science and NCERT of the Chapter on ‘Motion and Laws of motion.
(In class work notebook.)
Hindi ^ty gh thou gS* & bl 'kh’kZd ij dfork l`tuA All students
Sanskrit ^ty laj{k.ke~* ;k ^vLekda unhuka egRoe~*& fdlh ,d fo’k; ij de ls de ik¡p 'yksd fy[ksA All students
French Faites une affiche ‘Sauver la Bramhaputra’ All students
Survey/map- Collect data of major river systems in Meghalaya on the basis of their
Maths All students
pollution level. Represent the data by using different statistical
. tools
Physics Motion in water Roll no. 01 to 13
Note : For the details of IDP of all the subjects, please refer to The Sunbeam Precept – Class IX.
Submit the HHW, Enjoyment & SDG assignment sheets to your teachers on 04th July'22.
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Sunbeam Schools
Bhagwanpur, Lahartara, Sarnath, Suncity, Varuna & Knowledge Partners
Sustainable Development Goals Assignment (2022-23)
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL-No. 12 : Sustainable Consumption and Production
Sustainable consumption and production is about promoting resource and energy efficiency, sustainable
infrastructure, and providing access to basic services, green and decent jobs and a better quality of life for all.
In India
Ensure sustainable 315 MILLION
3rd highest CO2 500 BILLION
consumption and emitter, responsible Units of energy People, almost the
could be saved by population of the united
Production patterns
for 6.9% of global
emissions energy efficiency states today, expected to
live in cities by 2040
Globally
of the total installed Energy use doubled
If the population reaches Only
power generation since 2000, but energy
9.6 billion by 2050, an 15% of Urban India’s
equivalent of 3 planets capacity consumption per capita
58% is fuelled by coal. waste is processed. is still only 1/3rd of
will be required to sustain
current lifestyles. the global average.
Sunderlal Bahuguna
John Muir
Challenges
Poverty
Gender inequality
Child labour
International peace
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Given below are the images related to peace building. Identify them and write their significance.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
In India
Strengthen the means of
implementation & revitalise USD 529 billion For every 100 people in
CHALLENGES the global partnership for India’s external debt India approx. 34.42 are
sustainable development.
• Financing development, in March 2018 internet subscribers
• International trade flows
Globally
• Strengthening data collection BRICS countries form 42% 76.76% of the urban
and analysis. of the world’s population population are internet
• Connecting people through USD 146.6 billion contributing 22% to subscribers as compared to
official development global GDP. 14.89% in rural area.
information technology assistance in 2017
networks
ACTIVITY:
For the promotion of International trade,
boosting up of exports in developing
nations, suggest some innovative ideas
and design a GLOBAL PASSPORT.
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