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Unit 6 LG 3 . Learning Goal - Describe the cultural landscape of multicultural regions (US/Canada/Latin America) and explain how cultural beliefs affect citizenship practices. Criteria For Success Evaluate the multicultural makeup of the U.S. Canada, and Latin America
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Unit 6 LG 3 • Learning Goal - Describe the cultural landscape of multicultural regions (US/Canada/Latin America) and explain how cultural beliefs affect citizenship practices. • Criteria For Success • Evaluate the multicultural makeup of the U.S. Canada, and Latin America • Analyze how cultural beliefs shape citizenship practices.
Essential Questions • How does culture affect the way people live and shape the characteristics of a region? • What are the distribution, patterns, and characteristics of different cultures? • How do cultures change and maintain continuity?
Early Cultural influences • Indigenous people • French settlers • British settlers • Numerous explorers ventured and explored Canada, but the most successful early colonies were established by the French, and later the British
So what?!?! • Canada has two recognized national languages. • English • French • Canada has a very rich and diverse cultural make up • Many believe this has led to Canada being a very progressive and accepting nation
Early influences • Indigenous peoples • Again numerous European nations explored and settled in the United States, however, three had the biggest influence / territories. • Great Britain • France • Spain
English influence • Well, we do speak English, or a version of it. • We jacked most of our constitution from English documents or philosophies • Magna Carta • Bill of Rights • John Locke
French Influence • Louisiana, home of the Rajun Cajuns! • This explains why LSU spells Go Tigers, Geaux Tigers
Spanish influence • Numerous forts / missions across, Florida, the Southwest and the West coast. • Texans be like….. • Spain be like…… “yea, we built it.”
More cultural influences • Think of how the following groups immigrated to the United States and the impact it had on the cultural make up and convergence occurring in the country • Get with a partner and provide examples of how four of the following has impacted the United States • African Americans – (NEXT SLIDE PROVIDES EXAMPLES) • Irish • Germans • Russians • Chinese • Japanese • Mexicans
African American Influence • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjZa7lyyGlw • Jazz • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwXwv9tpLGA • Even today jazz, the blues, r&b and hip hop have played vital roles in the b-boy culture.
Irish Influence • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhP2rUBNxgE
More Cultural Influences • The United States resettles more refugees than any other nation
Refugees into the U.S. • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17p5UcaiJAs • Watch the clip above • Why are refugees coming to the United States, what difficulties are they having? Why do some want to go back?
Latin America • Early influences • Indigenous people • Portugal • Spain
Influences of Portugal • Brazil speaks Portuguese • Religion • Architecture • Art
Spain’s Influence • Language • Religion • Architecture • Sports • Futbol
Slaves in South America • More slaves from Western Africa were forced to South America than in any where else in the world.
Influence of slaves in Africa • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vfjs0ga0ec • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lglU5hF22Io • Capoeiracombined African music and dance and was combined with native music and dance to create a new art. Slaves were not allowed to learn how to fight / so they disguised capoeira as a dance. • Cumbias incorporated African percussion instruments with indigenous forms of dance
Latin America continued • Needless to say, South America has an extremely rich and diverse culture • It’s impossible to look at modern day culture in South America and not see the combined aspects of Europe, indigenous people and African cultures • Look at the sports, religion, dance, food and language of the region. They’re all combined from other cultures.