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From the “Old” world to the “New”

From the “Old” world to the “New”. Add domesticate , nomad, and climate to you list of essential vocabulary. (We will define these during class.) Essential Question: What are the possible ways in which humans came to the Americas?. Agenda: Bell Ringer Cornell Notes (with template)

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From the “Old” world to the “New”

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  1. From the “Old” world to the “New” • Add domesticate, nomad, and climate to you list of essential vocabulary. (We will define these during class.) • Essential Question: What are the possible ways in which humans came to the Americas? • Agenda: • Bell Ringer • Cornell Notes (with template) • Beringia, and the first “Americans” • “Old World” vs. “New World” • Outline possible answer for today’s essential question.

  2. The Bering Land Bridge • Most historians and scientists believe that humans traveled to the Americas over the Bering Land Bridge • Global temperatures were much colder between 10,000 and 100,000 years ago • Glaciers covered most of the Earth, and sea level was much lower. • Humans are believed to cross from Siberia to Alaska b/w 20,000 and 30,000 years ago.

  3. NomadicPeoples • The humans that crossed into the Americas followed herds of the animals they hunted. • They depended entirelyon these animals. • They were Nomadicbecause they moved from place to place in search of food. Pics include recreations of a mammoth hunt, and an ice age home made of mammoth bones

  4. Paleolithic to Neolithic • The nomadic hunter-gatherers were considered PALEOLITHIC (means “old stone”, for old stone age) • Some 8,000 years ago, people “stumbled” into farming. • Farmers in Central America began to grow forms of corn, squash, and beans. • This “discovery” is considered to be the most important event in history. • It was the beginning of the NEOLITHIC ERA

  5. Animal Domestication Animals domesticated in the Americas include: Dogs turkey, alpacas, and guinea pigs • Animals were first domesticated in S.W. Asia ~12,000 years ago. • Domestication happened in the Americas much later, because it took centuries for humans to migrate across the Bering Bridge

  6. Domestication To adapt (animals or plants) to the human way of life (advantage).

  7. Why did it take so long? • For a long time, historians wondered why civilization took longer to develop in the Americas that it did in Asia and Europe. • Were the Asian and European people just naturally better? • Was there more available to them? • Crops and animals live within certain CLIMATES. • Because temperatures change as we move North or South, certain crops can no longer grow. • This is a reason why civilization moved slower in the Americas

  8. Why did it take so long? • For a long time, historians wondered why civilization took longer to develop in the Americas that it did in Asia and Europe. • Were the Asian and European people just naturally better? • Was there more available to them? • Crops and animals live within certain CLIMATES. • Because temperatures change as we move North or South, certain crops can no longer grow. • This is a reason why civilization moved slower in the Americas Climate= WEATHER IN A SPECIFIC AREA OVER A PERIOD OFTIME

  9. Why did it take so long? • The direction of migration is East to West in Asia, while it is North to South in the Americas. • This slows the spread of domesticated crops. What happens as you head North in the United States? Can you grow the same things in NC as in Canada?

  10. What about Animals? • Remember the list of American domesticated animals? • Dog • Turkey • alpacas/ llama • guinea pig • Here’s the list for Asia and Europe: • Dog • Horse • Donkey • Goat • Sheep • Cow • Pig Which list do you think would be more helpful in farming and establishing civilization?

  11. Your task In order to be ready for Wednesday’s quiz, you’ll need to be able to write a paragraph answering today’s essential questions. Write each of the questions as “subtopics” below your notes. In the “info” section, include bullets that would help you answer the question These will turn into ”Supporting Details”

  12. Settlement of the Americas: Day 2 • Bell Ringer: • Compare your ideas for answering the EQ with those of your partner. • ASK WHY THEY INCLUDED EACH IDEA!!!! • If you think it’s good, add it to your own! • Agenda: • Bell Ringer • Land Bridge video • Land Bridge migration review. • Farming Revolution • Paragraph pre-writes

  13. Answering the EQ • Question: • How did the Americas develop differently from the “Old World”? • Pre-write Steps: • Write Question • Write out 4 reasons/ examples • Include support in bullets!!! • Choose the 3 strongest • Order them (2nd, then 3rd, then strongest) • Write intro and conclusion based on your evidence.

  14. Videos used: Land Bridge http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJaMyd8cNYQ Farming revolution: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yocja_N5s1I

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