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00:01 - 00:01
Hello, guys.
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And welcome back to ancient India.
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Hello, guys.
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And welcome back to ancient China.
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Hopefully you have your packet out and you are ready
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to go.
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Mhm. Hello, guys.
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And welcome back to ancient China.
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Hopefully how you pack it out and you're ready to
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go. If you don't, you need to find this packet
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right here.
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And we are turning to lessen three in our packet
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and the top of the page looks like this family
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and ancestors.
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You're going to turn until you find the review questions
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and our review questions.
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Are these okay?
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Let's give it a shot.
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Number one.
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What continent is China on?
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It's on the biggest continent.
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The same confident of ancient India.
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And that continent is Asia.
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Great job.
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He number two, the Yankee and the Yangtze River.
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Number two.
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The Yankee and the Yangtze River are too important.
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What? They are important Rivers.
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It is so hard for me not to give you
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the answer.
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Rivers. Go ahead and write that down.
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Number three things is a long question.
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I want you to write in a complete sentence.
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Number three.
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Where did ancient Chinese civilisations first developed?
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They developed near a river one of the rivers on
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number two.
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Look at number two, which rivers with it.
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It waas civilization first developed on the young he river.
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So you're going to write just like that?
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That complete sentence, you can go ahead, pause the video
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and I want you to write it very carefully.
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Makes you have a capital letter and end mark.
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When you're done, we can move on.
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Number 41 way that Chinese people honored their ancestors were
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by setting off fireworks, leaving gifts of food or giving
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money and red envelopes.
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They gave out gifts of food, right?
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They had different celebrations that what they would do to
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give gifts of food.
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They had to celebrations.
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Remember what they were.
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The first one was that the Ching Ming festival, right
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where we would give out food and gifts and stuff
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tow our beloved loved loved ones.
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Then there was another festival that happened in August, and
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that was the hungry ghost festival.
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Right? And we would give those we would give food
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out to ghost so that they would no longer be
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angry or hungry, and they would live.
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Let us live peacefully.
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All right, great job today, guys.
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We're going to learn about Confucius tomorrow.
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So see you guys later.
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