The Bronze-Age Collapse and Aramaean Expansion in the Near East | PBS LearningMedia Students will read a short history of the Bronze-Age collapse and the Aramaean expansion in the Near East. As they read they will take notes in a short chart. Then they will use what they have learned to draft a short essay analyzing the relationship between collapse and Aramaean expansion.
· archived 5/18/2026, 12:40:07 AM screenshot cached html click to expand The Bronze-Age Collapse and Aramaean Expansion in the Near East | PBS LearningMediaIs KERA your local station?YesNo, changeSign in to see resources aligned to your state standards! Sign in to see resources aligned to your state Sign InCreate An Account PBS LearningMedia is brought to you by Donate Change your local station Sharpen Media Literacy Skills! CLICK FOR DETAILS Close Sign in Sign up for free! Subjects Grades Student site Share to Google Classroom Share link with students Build a lesson Social share Favorite The Bronze-Age Collapse and Aramaean Expansion in the Near East Document Grades: 6-8, 9-12 View Download About Standards Students will read a short history of the Bronze-Age collapse and the Aramaean expansion in the Near East. As they read they will take notes in a short chart. Then they will use what they have learned to draft a short essay analyzing the relationship between collapse and Aramaean expansion.Permitted use Stream, Download, Share, and Modify Credits Texas Education Agency Want to see state standards for this resource? Sign In Support Materials for TeachersUSING THIS RESOURCE The Bronze-Age Collapse and Aramaean Expansion in the Near East | Worksheet Rubric Next: Standards You May Also Like 6:46 The Fate of the Expanding Universe | NOVA Wonders: What's the Universe Made Of?Media GalleryEarly Christian Expansion in Sub-Saharan AfricaDocument 9:17 From Cavemen to Kings: Chapter 5 | The GreeksVideoBetween Civilization and Nomadism: Asian Bronze-Age Pastoralists on the Edge of CivilizationDocument Curriculum Social Studies World History Early Civilizations (4000-1000 BCE) War and Migration in Eurasia (2000-1000 BCE) Unlock the Power of PBS LearningMediaCreate a free account to gain full access to the websiteSave & Organize ResourcesSee State StandardsManage Classes & AssignmentsSync with Google ClassroomCreate LessonsCustomized Dashboard Get More Features Free Student site In partnership with Connect With Us Sign up for our newsletter for the latest resources, news, and more. Sign up!Learn MoreAbout PBS EducationContact UsHelp © 2023 PBS & GBH Educational Foundation. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy|Terms of UseTop