'Pastoral societies' diaporamas de présentation

What is pastoralism, and why is it important?

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Chapter 2: Culture

Chapter 2: Culture. Objectives (slide 1 of 2). 2.1 Culture Define culture and discuss its significance on individuals and society. Describe cultural universals and cultural diversity. Explain ethnocentrism and cultural relativism. 2.2 Components of Nonmaterial Culture

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Social Structure. Social Structure. Social structure gives society its enduring characteristics and makes patterns of human interaction predictable. Social structure : the network of interrelated statuses and roles that guide human interaction. Status.

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UNIT 1: FOUNDATIONS PERIOD 8000 BCE- 600BCE(Ancient)

UNIT 1: FOUNDATIONS PERIOD 8000 BCE- 600BCE(Ancient). What is the evidence that explains the earliest history of humans and the planet? How is this evidence interpreted. HUNTER GATHERS PALEOLOTHIC BIG GEOGRAPHY Egalitarian Societies.

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Pastoral Societies

Pastoral Societies. By Dr. Frank Elwell. Pastoral Societies. Pastoral or herding societies represent an adaptation to specialized environmental conditions. Patoralists cover roughly the same range of technological development as horticultural and agrarian societies. Pastoral Societies.

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Examining the Intersection of Gender and Work

Examining the Intersection of Gender and Work. Powell ix-xx. In-class exercise 4. COLOR BLIND

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Mazrui: Triple heritage--types of societies

Mazrui: Triple heritage--types of societies. Mazrui on [the Civilizations of ] the Bow and Spear. Hunting -- the mother of technology Technology and territory-- the parents of war. Lovers of animals. Spear--cattle complex Pastoralists. Lovers of land--agriculturalists.

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Early Human Societies

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Early Human Societies

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Water in Emergencies

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Things Associated with Period One

Things Associated with Period One. Technological and Environmental Transformations. Paleolithic Revolution Neolithic Revolution Pastoral Societies Gathers and Hunters Kinship Groups Patriarchy Mesopotamia. Civilization Cuneiform Urbanization Shang Olmecs Vedic religion

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Types of Societies

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Recap of Chapter 2 Lessons

Recap of Chapter 2 Lessons. Review. Farming to Subsist: grew just enough crops to survive. Farming villages: had a surplus. Lead to: 1. Trade 2. Expanded civilizations. Key Terms. Pastoral Societies: people continued to live as nomads with herds of animals (remember the dance!)

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