Introduction

Chapter 1: An Introduction

III. three worlds collide

House keeping

The activity done last week was done for a reason. READ and FOLLOW directions

Standards and Objectives

B. Inca

Civilization

A. American Empires

Motives for European discovery of the Americas:

Location: Andes, Peru

1. New technologies in ship building and navigation

2. Desire to spread Christianity

3. Wealth and power expansion of the monarchy

by the mid 18th century :

France and Great Britain

II. the slave trade

Spanish

Portugal

North America

Brazil

Western and SW United

States, Mexico, Central and

S. America

The slave trade is existent prior to the transatlantic trade

Understand the impact of geography on Latin American culture and

developement of civilizations

Demonstrate understanding of location of regions discussed via an interactive map activity

C. Race and Social Status

Theocratic empire- emperors are representatives of the sun god

Increased after 1444-1445

Few European women: Colonist often took Native American and African wives and concubines

The crusades put Europeans in contact with spice, porcelain, and silk

The Portuguese reach Senegal seeking gold, pepper, ivory and slaves

The resulting children were victims of discrimination

The slave trade increases with the development of sugar plantations in the Caribbean

B. The Making of Hispanic America

QUIZ!!!

Slave traders grouped people with those from another tribe to prevent communication

Native Americans and African slaves suffer disease Forced labor and brutality

English contact with Natives differed from Spanish

Avoided N.A

Regarded them as barely human

Forced N.A to convert to Christianity or face death

Migrants from Spain bought their culture with them

Items that Europe wants

European nations explore in order to find a route that bypasses Arab and Italian merchants

6.1.12.D.1.a Assess the impact of the interactions and conflicts between native groups and North American settlers.

6.2.12.B.1.b Determine the role of natural resources, climate, and topography in European exploration, colonization, and settlement patterns.

I. Native Americans

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DO NOW:

1. Log on to SOCRATIVE

2. Code: DD9VEWDNL

Agenda

1. Finish Notes

2. Quiz on Geo and Intro on THURSDAY!

Native Americans were successful in agricultural practices

This is how they discover the Americas

Either west, or around the tip of Africa

Food surplus =

sustainable population

Development of cities

Time for leisure activities

Societal factors that identify early native American civilizations :

A. Mayan Civilization

Location: Yucatan Peninsula

Cities were religious centers (pyramids used for worship)

C. Aztec

Civilization

Developments in writing, science, and architecture

Location: Central Mexico

No domestication of animals

No wheel

Developments in arts, science, architecture...

Social stratification

Wealthy empire from trade and tribute

Do Now:

Explain all of the factors needed to create a thriving civilization.

Agenda:

1. Geography map (PD 3)

2. Notes

3. Homework