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Introduction and Part I
The earliest societies
1
Introduction to ancient history. Sources of history
Lessons 1–2
2
The earliest people: the Paleolithic
Lessons 3
3
The clan society: Late Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic
Lessons 4
4
The metal ages: Eneolithic, Bronze and Iron
Lessons 5–6
Part II
The Ancient East and Central Asia
5
The Nile Valley and the state of Egypt
Lessons 7–8
6
Religion, pyramids and mummification in Ancient Egypt
Lessons 9–10
7
The culture of Ancient Egypt
Lessons 11
8
Mesopotamia: Sumer, Akkad and Babylon
Lessons 12–13
9
The states of Western Asia
Lessons 14
10
The Achaemenid state
Lessons 15
11
Ancient India
Lessons 16–17
12
Ancient China
Lessons 18–19
13
The first states on the territory of Uzbekistan and Zoroastrianism
Lessons 20–21
Part III
Ancient Greece
14
The beginning of ancient history: Greece’s nature and its first civilizations
Lessons 22
15
Greek poleis: Athens, Sparta and the colonies
Lessons 23–24
16
Democracy in Athens
Lessons 25
17
The Greco-Persian Wars
Lessons 26
18
The Macedonian conquest and Greek upbringing
Lessons 27–28
19
Greek culture, scholars and thinkers
Lessons 29–30
20
Myths of Ancient Greece
Lessons 31
Part IV
Central Asia, 6th century BCE – 3rd century CE
21
Achaemenid rule in Central Asia
Lessons 32
22
Alexander’s campaign, the Seleucids and Greco-Bactria
Lessons 33–34
23
Ancient Khorezm, Kangju and the state of Davan
Lessons 35
24
The Kushan state
Lessons 36
25
The Great Silk Road
Lessons 37
Part V
Ancient Rome and final review
26
Ancient Italy and the rise of Rome
Lessons 38
27
The Roman Republic and its life
Lessons 39–40
28
Rome’s mastery of the Mediterranean
Lessons 41
29
Slaves and gladiators
Lessons 42
30
The fall of the Republic and the decline of the Empire
Lessons 43–44
31
Ancient Roman culture
Lessons 45
32
Final review
Lessons 46
☰ Contents · History
Grade 6
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History
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Week 4
The metal ages: Eneolithic, Bronze and Iron
Lessons 5–6 · 2 lessons · A. Sagdullayev, V. Kostetskiy. Tarix. Qadimgi dunyo (History: The Ancient World), Grade 6. Yangiyo‘l Poligraf Servis, Tashkent, 2017 (revised and expanded 5th edition)
Lesson 5
Lesson 6
Quiz
8
Homework
4
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