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Describing who you are

Describing who you are. I want you to come up with five aspects that define your culture. I want you to take one of those aspects and tell me why at least two details describes you. (Think outside the box). Describing who you are. We will look at where we came from

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Describing who you are

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  1. Describing who you are I want you to come up with five aspects that define your culture. I want you to take one of those aspects and tell me why at least two details describes you. (Think outside the box)

  2. Describing who you are • We will look at where we came from • We will look at the flow of history that we will take this year • We will look at the Native Populations in Georgia

  3. What makes you . . . you • With half of page 26 I want you to draw a family tree • Start with yourself at the bottom and go back using names as far as you can • If you don’t know much of your family make up one or use one in a movie

  4. Yancey Genealogy

  5. Native American Populations • Thought to have come over from Asia across bearing straight • Native Americans evolved over time becoming more advanced socially, intellectually, and technologically • A great way to remember the order is PaleoAte Wild Mammoth or $$$$

  6. Paleo Indians • 12000-8000 BCE • Primarily Nomadic • Historic hunter gatherers • Mainly used spears • Paleo Indians lived in animal skin huts • Artifacts found in all five main regions of GA • Paleo literally means very old

  7. Archaic Indians • 8000-1000 BCE • Came from Paleo Indians primarily • Also nomadic • Created ATLATL that is used to throw spears • Also developed pottery

  8. Woodland Indians • 1000 BCE - 750 CE • First group to settle into villages • First to use bow and arrow • Still hunter gatherers but relied more on growing food (Corn) • They were the first Mound builders

  9. Mississippian Indians • 800-1600 CE • Most evolved of the original Native Americans in Georgia • They were mound builders and traders • Established Societies with Chieftains • First group to encounter Europeans like De Soto

  10. Negotiating Natives • I want you to create a four venn diagram comparing the four major groups (PAWM) • Try to come up with two in each section of your diagram • Take the entirety of page 25 to draw and fill in your chart

  11. Comparing Nations

  12. You are the chiefs With a partner I need you to do the following • Who are you (name) • What you focus on for food • When you existed • Where in GA do you stay • Why are you better than everyone else (Rap or song about your way of life)

  13. Pretending to be Paleo I want you to imagine you are a PaleoIndian. I want you to come up with two activities you would do for fun and two activities you would do in order to live

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