PreUnit Review

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The New World

• Pre-Unit Review

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3 Simple Parts

• What happens if I mix these items
• Red light
• Green light
• Blue light

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3 Simple Parts


Something different than the individual parts.
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What if I mix these 3 things?
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The New World

• Native American World
• European World
• African World
• The New World

Covered
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Covered
What happened when these 3 mixed is what our
class is all about.
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Geography of the New World

• The New World consists of two continents.
• These two continents were previously unknown to
  Europeans or Africans, but were not empty.

North America
South America
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Inhabiting the New World

• Hunters following animals came from Asia 40,000
  years ago.
• Crossed Berengia which separates Asia from Alaska.

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Climates of the New World
Arctic Tundra
Temperate Woodlands
Tropical
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Maya
Aztec
Inca
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The Native American World
Shoshone
Erie
Sioux
Cherokee
Mohave
Taino
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Sioux
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The Native American World
Shoshone
Erie
Sioux
Cherokee
Mohave
Taino
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Taino
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The Native American World
Shoshone
Erie
Sioux
Cherokee
Mohave
Taino
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Shoshone
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The Native American World
Shoshone
Erie
Sioux
Cherokee
Mohave
Taino
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Mohave
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How Native American Tribes Differ

• Some Native American groups settled down and some
  remained nomadic.
• moving regularly to look for food
• The environment shaped how each culture
  developed. Examples include
• food and farming,
• building materials,
• Communications and trade among tribes

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Native American Similarities

• Native Americans relied on oral history, passing
  traditions to generations by word of mouth.
• Oral histories could be songs, stories, and
  ceremonies.
• Native Americans also used barter between tribes
  instead of money.
• trade

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Native American Oddities
Pyramid of the Sun
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Native American Oddities
Serpent Mound
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Moundsville
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One with the Land

• Land is respected.
• Land is not owned and therefore never bartered.
• Europeans have a different idea about land
  ownership.