Madison's+Social+Studies

1.) The two stages of mummification are embaling of the body. Second is the wrapping and burial of the body.

2.)The people take out the Liver, Lungs, stomach, and intestines.The organ that is not taken out is the heart. It is not taken out because it is the center of intelligents and the man will need it for afterlife.

3.) Natron is a natural salt. It is used to dry dead bodies in the mummification process.

4.) The embalming prossess takes about forty days.

5.) Canopic jars are used to hold internal organs. The lids represent four gods, called "The four sones of horus."

6.) The material used to wrap the mummy is linen.

7.) An amulent is a charm that was used to potect the owner from evil spirits.

8.) What is placed between the mummies hand is amulet.﻿ Book of the Dead (-10)

9.) The god that is painted on the final layer is Osiris.

10.) The body is placed in a final cloth befor the tomb ﻿Sarcophagus (-10)

 1. The sex of the child most Greeks is a son. They would because he would stay with their parents in their older ages, and take care of them.
 * __Daily Life in ancient Greece __**

2. If parents did not want their baby, they would leave it outside to die, or, someone would come and take it home with them, and either make him/her a slave.

3. The children that went to school were boys, and maybie their slaves. The slaves went to keep an eye on them while they were learning their lessons. Girls usually stayed home, and their mother taught them. Some girls could read and write.\

4. Boys at school learned a lot of things. They learned reading, writting, arithmetic, music, and pottery.

5. Students learned to write with a pointed stick called a stylus. They wrote on a wooden board covered with a soft wax.

6. They used tools to help them with their math. The tools they used were called abacus. They wre a long peice of wire ha 1. The sex of the child most Greeks is a son. They would because he would stay with their parents in their older ages, and take care of them.
 * __Daily Life in ancient Greece __**

2. If parents did not want their baby, they would leave it outside to die, or, someone would come and take it home with them, and either make him/her a slave.

3. The children that went to school were boys, and maybie their slaves. The slaves went to keep an eye on them while they were learning their lessons. Girls usually stayed home, and their mother taught them. Some girls could read and write.\

4. Boys at school learned a lot of things. They learned reading, writting, arithmetic, music, and pottery.

5. Students learned to write with a pointed stick called a stylus. They wrote on a wooden board covered with a soft wax.

<span style="color: #ff00ff; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">6. They used tools to help them with their math. The tools they used were called abacus. They wre a long peice of wire 7. Children played with small pottery figures, dolles made of rags, wood, wax or clay. Others are hoops, yo yos, and little lown up pig's blater. There was pictures of children with dogs, chickens, and geese too.fake horses. They also made balls out of bthat d beads on them to help them find sums.

<span style="color: #ff00ff; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">8. Greek girls got married at a very young age. Greek girls were only 13-16 years old when they got married!

<span style="color: #ff00ff; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">9. Most Greek boy learned to do very hard work. They learned to be sailors, farmers, fishermen, and craftworkers. Some clever boys went to stay to learn.

<span style="color: #ff00ff; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">10. IfSpartan boys were caught stealing they would get beaten serverly by soldiers. Their punishment was they would have to get beaten very very bad and make no emotions on his face.