'Quechua' diaporamas de présentation

Early Americas

Early Americas. Early Migration into the Americas. Migration of Early Peoples Hunter-gatherer/Nomads migrated to the Americas Land Bridge theory Northern Asians Came across primarily on glaciers that connected Asia and North America around 15,000 to 40,000 years ago

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Chapter 7 South America: Shaped by its history

Chapter 7 South America: Shaped by its history. Section 1: The Chibcha People. Vocabulary. El Dorado Maize Quinoa Nobles District. A Spanish legend about a place of great riches (Disney movie The Road to El Dorado) Corn A grain that can be ground into flour

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Specialized instruction in Written Expression: The challenges of Learning to Write

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Why are Languages Distributed the way they are?

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QUININE

QUININE. -chemistry behind the anti-malarial drug. WHAT IS QUININE?. Natural, white crystalline alkaloid Possesses antipyretic, antimalarial , analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties Bitter taste Stereoisomer of quinidine

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Terminology

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The Inca Create a Mountain Empire

The Inca Create a Mountain Empire. Where?. Western coast of South America From present-day Ecuador in north to Chile in South Andes Mountains Largest empire in the Americas Capital (Cuzco) in southern Peru. Incan Beginnings. Originally in high Andes Settled in fertile Valley of Cuzco

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The Andean Countries

The Andean Countries. South America. Reading Focus. How have the physical characteristics of the Andean countries affected the people who live there? How are the economies of Ecuador and Peru similar and different? How do climatic conditions affect the people of Bolivia and Chile?.

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The Rise of the Inca Empire

The Rise of the Inca Empire. Location . At its height, the Inca Empire stretched almost 2,500 miles It reached the Pacific Coast in the west to the Amazon River Basin in the east Today this territory includes most of Peru and Ecuador, as well as parts of Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina

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The Andeans & Inca

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The Inca Create a Mountain Empire

The Inca Create a Mountain Empire. 1) Ancient Cultures. The Inca built their empire on cultural foundations thousands of years old. The Chimu civilization preceded the Inca. Inka.

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Chapter 1 Section 2

Chapter 1 Section 2. Cities and Empires. Early American Civilizations. A). Long before the arrival of Europeans in the early 1500s, several great civilizations, or highly developed societies, arose in present-day Mexico and in Central and South America. B). These civilizations built:

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The Americas

The Americas. By : Celeste and Christian. Questions. How did people arrive in the Americas? What changes did the development of agriculture bring to the Americans? How did the geography and climate affect life in different regions of North America?

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Incas

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Peru

Peru. Prachi Keni. Map of Peru. Population and Composition. Population as of July 2011 : 29,248,943 Age Distribution : 0-14 years: 28.5% 15-64 years: 65.1% 65 years and over : 6.4%. Population (c0nt). Composition : Amerindian 45%,

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Inca Civilization

Inca Civilization. By: Lucresha Wallace Spanish 2 Sra.Eldredge/ Mr.Frye. History. The Inca Empire was the largest empire in pre-Columbian America. The empire was located in Cusco in modern-day Peru. The Inca civilization grew from the highlands of Peru sometime in the early 13th century.

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Los Incas

Los Incas. By Long Phung. History. 1438- 1533 Language Quechua Tawantinsuyu Four Regions Capital Cuzco Pachacuti Earth-Shaker. Chinchasuyu. Antisuyu. K untisuyu. Qullasuyu. Population 4-37 Million. Culture. Quipu Knot-Strings Human Sacrifice Huayna Capac. Social Classes

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Day 45 | The Incan Empire

Day 45 | The Incan Empire. Aims Examine the Incan Empire Compare/Contrast the Incan Empire Do Now Open to page 166, look at the picture of Machu Pichu Describe what you see. What kind of people might have lived here? Agenda: 1) Do Now 2) Notes 3) Paragraph. The Incan Empire.

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