'Mesa verde' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 1 contact

Unit 1 contact. Chapters 1 and 2. Big Picture. Eastern and Western Hemispheres unite- creating a global economy Massive Environmental change from Columbian Exchange ( dark side- 90% of Amerindian population destroyed ) Economic Change: Slavery central to early economics of Americas

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usa central mid west part 2

What I saw there. After the 80 countries I visited, my favorite holiday places are http://moraira.site88.net/ and http://belize.net84.net/

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1 . Converging Cultures. The Migration to America. Scientists are unsure when the first people came to America, but scientific speculationpoints to between 15,000 and 30,000 years ago.

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United States Trivia Questions

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10/6 notes Wolf essays due next time Paul out of town Office hour tomorrow at 11:00

10/6 notes Wolf essays due next time Paul out of town Office hour tomorrow at 11:00. Archaic and Anasazi First: Folsom, Archaic, and corn Anasazi: Chaco Anasazi: Mesa Verde and Kayenta. Archaic. After Clovis, megafauna extinction 5500 BC to 1500 BC Some have it ending at BC-AD

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Cities and Civilization

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Bellringers Tangerine

Bellringers Tangerine. WEEK TWO. Monday, March 31 A. 1. agriculture (n)- Farming. The science of cultivating land. 2. commission (n)- A group of people with authority to carry out a task 3. controversial (adj.)- Causing a disagreement or debate

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CHAPTER 2 5 th Grade Social Studies

CHAPTER 2 5 th Grade Social Studies. The Earliest Americans. The Earliest Americans. Mesa Verde National Park, Cortez, Colorado www.nps.gov/meve/index.htm. The First Americans Lesson 1. Land Routes of Early People Land Bridge. www.sfu.museum/journey/03middle/coastal.php.

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Civilizations of the Americas

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EARLY NATIVE AMERICANS

EARLY NATIVE AMERICANS. Chapter 1 Section 3. HOHOKAM. Lived in the desert of present-day Arizona From 300 A.D. to 1300 A.D. Built irrigation channels to bring water from Gila and Salt Rivers Left behind pottery, carved stone, and shells. ANASAZI. Lived in area known as the Four Corners

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The First Americans

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The Geometric Artistry of Mesa Verde Pottery

The Geometric Artistry of Mesa Verde Pottery. Students will demonstrate their understanding of symmetry, geometric designs, and parallel lines by defining these terms in their own words.

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The Prehistoric Southwest

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Mesa Verde and the Ancient Anasazi

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Chapter 1 Section 3

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Mesa Verde

Mesa Verde. The incredible history of an ancient civilization of Ancestral Puebloans. The atlatl helped the ancestral puebloans hunt until they got the bow and arrow 1,000 years ago. Cliff Palace. 60-100 people once lived here. Cliff Palace the largest group dwelling at Mesa Verde.

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Mountain States

Mountain States. By B lake, S ean and Ameen. Geography. Rivers Mount Elbert Mountains Geyser-a hot underground spring that shoots hot water and steam into the air. Climate. When up in mountains its always cold fall:65 degrees Summer:70 degrees Spring:50 degrees Rain changes to snow.

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Day 8 Mesa Verde

You could find about 600 cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde. You may enter a cliff dwelling as long as you are accompanied by a park ranger. FUN FACT. Day 8 Mesa Verde. Cami, Barkly and I. Our Park Map.

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