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    The document provides instructions for annotating a map to illustrate the empires of Hammurabi and Shamshi-Adad in Mesopotamia. Students are told to complete letters in bodies of water, draw a large "H" over Hammurabi's empire from Sippar to Ur, write "1" over Ekallatum where Shamshi-Adad first came to power, connect and label three cities with an orange triangle as Assyria, draw camels walking toward Anatolia and Syria which Shamshi-Adad traded with, and draw arrows from Hammurabi's kingdom into Shamshi-Adad's after his death. It also asks where Jacob was heading when he

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    The document provides instructions for annotating a map to illustrate the empires of Hammurabi and Shamshi-Adad in Mesopotamia. Students are told to complete letters in bodies of water, draw a large "H" over Hammurabi's empire from Sippar to Ur, write "1" over Ekallatum where Shamshi-Adad first came to power, connect and label three cities with an orange triangle as Assyria, draw camels walking toward Anatolia and Syria which Shamshi-Adad traded with, and draw arrows from Hammurabi's kingdom into Shamshi-Adad's after his death. It also asks where Jacob was heading when he

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    Ancients Hands-On Maps For Middles Sample

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    The document provides instructions for annotating a map to illustrate the empires of Hammurabi and Shamshi-Adad in Mesopotamia. Students are told to complete letters in bodies of water, draw a large "H" over Hammurabi's empire from Sippar to Ur, write "1" over Ekallatum where Shamshi-Adad first came to power, connect and label three cities with an orange triangle as Assyria, draw camels walking toward Anatolia and Syria which Shamshi-Adad traded with, and draw arrows from Hammurabi's kingdom into Shamshi-Adad's after his death. It also asks where Jacob was heading when he

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    WEEK 6 BiblioPlan - ANCIENTS Year 1 - Chapter 8 - SOTW/PARENT COMPANION/BIBLE/GLOBE

     Oops - Someone only wrote in every other letter in the bodies of water. Can you finish the letters?
     Hammurabi’s empire stretched from Sippar to Ur in Southern Mesopotamia. Write a Big “H” that covers the area
    from Sippar to Ur.
     When Shamshi-Adad first came to power (see Companion), he began in the town of Ekallatum. Write an orange
    number “1” over Ekallatum.
     Eventually Shamshi-Adad gained control over a triangular section of Northern Mesopotamia: Assur, Nineveh and
    Mari. Connect those city dots, making an orange triangle. Write “ASSYRIA” in the center of the
    triangle.
     Shamshi-Adad traded with the people in Anatolia and Syria. Draw a camel walking towards each
    of these countries.
     Hammurabi moved into Shamshi-Adad’s kingdom after he died. Draw arrows from
    Hammurabi’s kingdom into Shamshi-Adad’s kingdom.

    CHALLENGE: According to Genesis 28:10, when Jacob left Beersheba, where was he heading? ___________________

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