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Ancient

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Ancient history lesson infographics

Neptune Saturn
Neptune is far Saturn has
away from us several rings

Venus Jupiter
Venus has a Jupiter is a huge
beautiful name gas giant
Ancient history lesson infographics
60% 40%

Egypt Greece
● Jupiter is the biggest ● Pluto is considered a
planet of them all dwarf planet
● Mercury is the closest ● Earth is the third planet
planet to the Sun from the Sun
Ancient history lesson infographics

Ancient history

Egypt Greece Rome Sumer


Earth is a Despite Venus has a Pluto is
planet that being red, nice name, considered a
has life Mars is cold but is hot dwarf planet
Ancient history lesson infographics
02
Mars
Mars is cold
776 BCE
01 03
Venus Earth
Venus is hot Earth is blue
765 BCE 854 BCE
Ancient history lesson infographics
Ancient history Origins People Tradition
Jupiter is the Neptune is the Ceres is located
Sumer biggest planet of farthest planet in the main
them all from the Sun asteroid belt

Mercury is the Despite being Earth is the


Egypt closest planet to red, Mars is a planet that
the Sun very cold place harbors life

Venus is the Pluto is Uranus is the


Babylon second planet considered a seventh planet
from the Sun dwarf planet from the Sun
Ancient history lesson infographics
Mercury is a
01
Ancient history
First steps small planet

Neptune is far
02 Script away from us

Jupiter is a
03 Technology huge gas giant

Saturn has
04 Wars several rings
Ancient history lesson infographics

01 02 03
Culture Society Religion
Mercury is Venus is Mars is a
very small really hot cold planet

50% 25% 75%


Ancient history lesson infographics
Venus is the
01 Venus second planet
from the Sun

Jupiter is the
02 Jupiter biggest planet
of them all

Despite being
03 Mars red, Mars is a
cold place
Ancient history lesson infographics
Mesopotami Neptune is far
a away from Earth
Southwest
Asia
Jupiter is an
Phoenicia enormous planet
Ancient
history Carthage Mercury is quite a
small planet
Afro-Asiatic
Africa
Venus has a
Egypt beautiful name
Ancient history lesson infographics

01 02
Iberia Mesopotamia
Venus is the second Jupiter is a huge
planet from the Sun gas giant named
and is terribly hot after a Roman god
Ancient history lesson infographics
Sumer Egypt Maya
3200 BCE 3150 BCE 1600 BCE

01 02 03
Venus is the Mercury is the Jupiter is the
second planet closest planet biggest planet
from the Sun to the Sun of them all
Ancient history lesson infographics
Mesopotamia Mesoamerica
Mercury is very small Venus is very hot

Earth has life Saturn has rings

Mars is a red planet Neptune is an ice giant

Jupiter is big Pluto is a dwarf planet


Ancient history lesson infographics

Neptune Saturn
Neptune is far
away from us
01 02 Saturn has
several rings

Venus Jupiter
Venus has a
beautiful name
03 04 Jupiter is a huge
gas giant
Ancient history lesson infographics
Sumerian Egyptian Akkadian
Jupiter is the Venus is the Despite being
biggest planet second planet red, Mars is a
of them all from the Sun cold place

01 02 03 04 05
Cycladic Mayan
Mercury is the Pluto is
closest planet considered a
to the Sun dwarf planet
Ancient history lesson infographics

Statements True False


Mercury is a small planet

Venus has high temperatures

Earth is the planet with life

Mars is a very cold planet


Ancient history lesson infographics

45% 30% 25%


Ancient Greece Ancient China Ancient Egypt
Venus is the second Jupiter is a huge Earth is the planet
planet from the Sun gas giant named that harbors life in
and is terribly hot after a Roman god the Solar System
Ancient history lesson infographics

01 02
Bronze Age Classical antiquity
● Mercury is the closest planet ● Venus has a beautiful name
to the Sun and the smallest and is the second planet
one in the Solar System from the Sun
● Jupiter is a gas giant and ● Saturn has several rings. It’s
the biggest planet in the composed mostly of
Solar System hydrogen and helium
Ancient history lesson infographics
90% Mesopotamia
Jupiter is a gas giant
Ancient
70%
Egypt
Mercury is quite small

80% Ancient India


Venus has a nice name

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Ancient history lesson infographics

600 BCE

728 BCE Pandyan


776 BCE Median Kingdom
Empire Mars is a
Olympic cold place
Games We all live
on Earth
Venus is
very hot
Ancient history lesson infographics
4000 BCE Mesopotamia
Jupiter is a
huge gas giant
Ancient
3100 BCE
Egypt
Mercury is a
small planet

3300 BCE Ancient India


Venus has a
beautiful name
Ancient history lesson infographics
Venus has a
beautiful name
Year 1
Earth is a planet
Year 2 that has life
Jupiter is a huge
gas giant
Year 3
Saturn has
Year 4 several rings
Mercury is a
small planet
Year 5
Ancient history lesson infographics
Evaluatio
Activities Goals
n
Jupiter is the biggest planet
Jupiter 8/10
in the Solar System

Mercury is the smallest


Mercury 7/10
planet in the Solar System

Venus is the second planet


Venus 9/10
from the Sun
Ancient history lesson infographics

Greece Rome

01 02 03 04
Mercury Mars Jupiter Saturn
Mercury is a Mars is a very Jupiter is a Saturn has
small planet cold place huge gas giant several rings
Ancient history lesson infographics
Mercury Jupiter
Mercury is quite a Jupiter is a huge
small planet gas giant

Research
method

Venus Mars
Venus has a Despite being red,
beautiful name Mars is cold
Ancient history lesson infographics
45% 55%

Mercury vs Mars
Mercury is the Mars is of iron
closest planet to oxide dust, which
the Sun and the gives the planet
smallest one its reddish cast
Ancient history lesson infographics

Famous quotes

Quote 1 Quote 2
“Jupiter is a huge “Mercury is the
gas giant named smallest planet in
after a Roman god” the Solar System”

—Cyrus the Great —Genghis Khan


Ancient history lesson infographics
Mercury 10% 40% Jupiter
Mercury is quite Jupiter is a huge
a small planet gas giant

Venus 20% 30% Mars


Venus has a Despite being
beautiful name red, Mars is cold

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Ancient history lesson infographics
Mercury is very small Ancient
Mars is a cold planet Egypt
We all live on Earth Ancient
Saturn is a gas giant Greece
Venus is a hot place Ancient
Jupiter is a big planet China
Ancient history lesson infographics

Script Politics Slaves

Mesopotamia Cuneiform Parliament No

Egypt Hieroglyphic Dictatorship Yes

Sumerian Cuneiform Theocracy No


Ancient history lesson infographics
Ancient lifestyle
Mercury is the closest
60% 40% 80% 100%
planet to the Sun and
the smallest one of all
the planets in the Solar
System. This planet's
name has nothing to do
with the liquid metal,
since Mercury was
named after the Roman
messenger god

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