Chapter 1 Many Cultures Meet - 1550

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Chapter 1 Many Cultures Meet - 1550. Migration to Americas. Native American Cultures. Columbus Voyages 1492 - 1504.

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Chapter 1 Many Cultures Meet - 1550
Migration to Americas Native American Cultures Columbus Voyages 1492 - 1504

Chapter 4 : Lesson 1 Global Cultures

Chapter 4 : Lesson 1 Global Cultures. Essential Question. What are the elements of culture?. Culture : the way of life of a group of people who share similar beliefs and customs. 1 st Element of Culture: Language Through language, people communicate information

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CHAPTER 1 Three Worlds Meet

Early Native Americans GroupsOlmecs (Southern Mexico)Maya (Yucatan)Aztecs (Valley of Mexico)Inca (South America)Pueblo (Rio Grande)Iroquois (Great Lakes)AgricultureTradeKinship. West AfricaPortugueseTradeSlavery. European SocietiesThe Black Death (1340s)20 million people dieChristian CrusadesSparked trade in AsiaStrengthened the MonarchPope's power declines .

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Chapter 1 Converging Cultures

Why Does It Matter?. Before 1492 the cultures in the Americas had almost no contact with the rest of the world. In the 1300s, the cultures of Europe and Africa were brought into direct contact with the Americas. This contact had huge effects on the future of the world's civilizations.. How it impact

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Ch.1: Many Cultures Meet

Ch.1: Many Cultures Meet. Mr. Dzicek U.S. History (10) Review PowerPoint. Terms/People to Know. Ice Age- time lasting thousands of years when Earth was covered by ice/glaciers. Migrate- to move, travel. Mayas- Native peoples along the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean coast.

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CHAPTER 1 Converging Cultures

CHAPTER 1 Converging Cultures. SECTION 1 The Migration to America. I. Asian Migration to America. When did the first people come to America? The Ice Age occurred 100,000 years ago THEN about 15,000 years ago Asian people came across the

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Chapter 1 Overview: Many Cultures Meet

Chapter 1 Overview: Many Cultures Meet. SSUSH1: The student will describe European settlement in North America during the 17th century. Chapter 2 Overview: European Establish Colonies.

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Let’s Meet Many Famous Artists

Let’s Meet Many Famous Artists. “Hopeless” by Roy Lichtenstein is a good example from which time period in art history?. Figure 34-30 ROY LICHTENSTEIN, Hopeless, 1963. Oil on canvas, 3’ 8” x 3’ 8”. Kunstmuseum , Basel (permanent loan from the Ludwig Foundation Collection). .

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WHERE DO CULTURES MEET?

WHERE DO CULTURES MEET?. Project Summary.

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CHAPTER 4: MANY WORLDS (Cultures): GEOGRAPHIES OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCE

CHAPTER 4: MANY WORLDS (Cultures): GEOGRAPHIES OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCE. Introduction. How geographic differences are influenced by culture World view affects perceptions and perceptions affect behavior – Foundational assumptions, attitudes, religion & cosmology

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Chapter 1: Three Worlds Meet

Chapter 1: Three Worlds Meet. Section 1. 1. Many historians believe that humans first came to America by walking across a land bridge formed btwn . Siberia and Alaska. 2. Sedentary societies were characterized by groups of people remaining in permanent villages.

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One Community Many Cultures

One Community Many Cultures. West Lafayette High School World Language Department. Mark your calendars!. Tuesday evening, February 5th 6:00 PM – Set Up/ Deliver Food 6:30 PM – Program – auditorium 7:00 PM – Food and Projects – gym 8:30 PM – Clean-Up.

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Images of Jesus in Many Cultures

Images of Jesus in Many Cultures. Italian, 15 th century, Leonardo DaVinci. The Last Supper. African American, 20 th century. www.pbs.org/thisfarbyfaith/journey_4/p_8.html. Ethiopian, 17 th or 18 th century. www.rejesus.co.uk/expressions/faces_jesus/gallery/black.html. African.

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Chapter 1-Converging Cultures

Chapter 1-Converging Cultures. Section 2-Native American Cultures. Chapter Objectives. Section 2: Native American Cultures. I can describe the cultures of Native American groups of the West, the Far North, and the Eastern Woodlands. .

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Cultures Meet

Cultures Meet. Unit 2. Vocabulary. Bias – an unfair preference or dislike for something Columbian exchange – The route of trade among African, Asia and the Americas following Columbus’ trip Cultivate – to prepare land for planting Elite – an exclusive group; superior

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Where do cultures meet?

GRUP ŞCOLAR „CONSTANTIN BRÂNCUŞI” Satu Mare, strada Crişan nr. 1 Telefon – fax: 0261 730 517 ; 0261 731 805 e-mail: forestier.sm@clicknet.ro. Where do cultures meet?.

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Chapter 1-Converging Cultures

Chapter 1-Converging Cultures. Section 1. Chapter Objectives. Section 1: The Migration to America. I can explain why scientists believe that the earliest Americans migrated from Asia. . I can describe the early civilizations of Mesoamerica and the early cultures of North America.

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Chapter 1: Section 1-2 Converging Cultures

Chapter 1: Section 1-2 Converging Cultures. Section 1 – Migration to America. Asian Migration Radiocarbon dating Ice Age Beringia Reasons for Migration Hunting Gradual migration, not all at once

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1550

14k. 22k. 13k. 14k. 9k. 8k. Climb. 2,800’. 4,400’. 2,600’. 2,800’. 1,800’. 1,600’. Task – Climb 16,000’. CB. 3550. 3450. 3300. WB. 3200. 3100. 3000. 2840. 2550. 2450. 2300. CH. 2200. 2100. 2000. 1840. 1550. 1450. 1300. GL. 1200. 1100. 1000. 840. SL.

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Where do cultures meet?

GRUP ŞCOLAR „CONSTANTIN BRÂNCUŞI” Satu Mare, strada Crişan nr. 1 Telefon – fax: 0261 730 517 ; 0261 731 805 e-mail: forestier.sm@clicknet.ro. Where do cultures meet?.

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Ch1: Many Cultures Meet Pre History to 1550

Ch1: Many Cultures Meet Pre History to 1550. How did the spread of civilization begin in the Americas?. The earliest inhabitants of the Americas found a land rich in resources and varied in geographic features.

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Chapter 1: Three Worlds Meet

Chapter 1: Three Worlds Meet. Europeans explore and conquer parts of the New World and launch a massive slave trade. NEXT. 1.4 European Societies Around 1492. Political, economic, and intellectual developments in western Europe in the 1400s lead to the Age of Exploration.

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