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Chapter 2 brings us to the first civilizations of Southwest Asia and the Mediterranean region, including the areas of Mesopotamia and the Nile River Valley.

As always, you will find the reading handout helpful for getting a lot out of the chapter.

In our forum, we will discuss questions from the reading handout. You may also design your own questions based on the readings. If you are bringing up a new topic in the forum, please respond directly to this post and give your post a title in bold.

Please read what is in the forum first, so you will know what has already been said. It is helpful if you mention if you are responding to a particular person, and tie your comments to what people said earlier. As always, it is important to mention specifics in the reading and give page numbers if that would be helpful.

If you are the first person to write on a particular question, please start a thread by responding directly to this post. Otherwise, please respond to a student, using the reply key under that person’s contribution.

You can get five points for a really good paragraph (four or five sentences is fine) that adds something to the discussion. You can also get some points for shorter responses. Feel free to respond to as many threads as you like, as long as you are adding something new. When you respond to people, it does help to mention something they said and note how you are adding to that picture. The forum is officially worth 10 points, but you can get up to 15 points if you do extra responses and really put a lot into it.

Please join this discussion (with a post or a reply to a post) before or during the second week of class. The forum will be open through the following Monday, so that people have plenty of time to respond to each other. Students are also likely to find the forum he

Chapter 3: Settlers and Migrants: The Creation of States in Asia

Here we see the early societies of South Asia and East Asia, and also Central Asia. The chapter includes the early agricultural societies of the Indus Valley in India and the Yellow River Valley in China. It also includes the Indo-European peoples, who started in the Caucasus Mountains and split off in various directions, with their horses, to India, Europe, Iran, and other parts of Eurasia.

In our forum, we will discuss questions on the reading handout. You may also develop new questions based on the reading. Please do not start more than one post. You do not need to start a post at all, unless there is a topic you want to write about that is not already in the discussion.

As always, please make sure you notice what is already posted before you think about posting. If someone has already started writing about a topic that you want to write about, you can to respond to what they say and add something new.

If you are the first person to respond to a particular question, please start a thread. Otherwise, please respond to an existing thread.

The discussion is officially worth ten points, but you can get up to 15 points if you do extra responses and contribute a great deal. You can get five points for a thoughtful paragraph that adds information to the discussion. Please do not write more than about four or five sentences in a single post.

Please participate in this discussion in the second week of class or earlier. This discussion will be open through the following Monday so that people have plenty of opportunity to respond to each other.lpful when working on topics in Essays and

Essays and Reflections I (Chapters 1-3)

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I hope you like the choices for essay topics on Essays and Reflections I. Please note, these topics all relate to Chapters 1-3 in World in the Making: A Global History. You may also use material from Chapters 1-3 in Sources for World in the Making. The Sources book is particularly rich in documents and artifacts from the eras we study.

Please make sure you follow the directions carefully. At the bottom I listed “keys to success” to let you know what I am looking for in Hist 100 essays.

This exam is officially due at the end of the second week of class, but you get a grace period to the following Monday. On Canvas I am listing the end of the grace period as the due date so that you don’t get marked late as long as you get it in by Monday. I.