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good afternoon, archers and welcome to social studies today.
Alright, As promised today we will be going over our
discussion questions together.
So what we're gonna do is please go ahead and
get out your pencil and grab your exploration of North
America packet and we're going to discuss our discussion questions
together. All right, start off with obviously question number one.
And the way I have a formatted is you guys
follow along, make sure you stay in order.
And we discussed it.
If you don't get the answer right away, you guys
can rewind this video and watch it again for the
answers. Alright.
But we're gonna discuss them as a class today.
All right, so let's get started with number one.
So what we're European explorers looking for What did they
find instead?
What were they looking for?
Who were they looking for?
Who is that?
They're looking for something.
It was Christopher Columbus.
And what was he looking for?
The explorers were looking for a shortcut to the East
Indies. And what do they find?
Instead? They found the West Indies and the Americas.
And here it is.
Alright, So go and copy that down.
This question number one don't stress.
If you don't write any time, you can go back
and review it as many times as you want.
So what were the European exports looking for?
They were looking for a shortcut.
Memories we discussed in the book in Chapter one.
They were looking for the East Indies.
And what did they find?
Instead, they found the West Indies in the Americas instead.
All right, and there is a page is on pages
2016 through 29 which you go back and read the
chapter on our E reader in her classroom.
All right, so that's the answer to number one.
Alright, we're gonna go on into our next discussion question,
which is what Three beliefs guided Columbus's voyage.
What was his three thoughts we discussed in Chapter one?
Let's take a look at that.
Well, one, he believed that the world was around.
Remember that as we talked about it, that is with
smaller than most people thought, and that he could get
from Europe to Asia by selling west across the Atlantic
Ocean, so he believed that the world was around.
Like I said yesterday, people didn't believe that the world
was round.
Yeah. Didn't believe it was around.
They thought, No, the world's flat.
Now, is that pretty silly?
And the second one was that it was smaller than
most people thought.
So he thought was smaller.
The one with people thought in the third one is
that he could get from Europe to Asia by selling
west across the Atlantic Ocean.
But he couldn't.
There's another continent there, as we discussed.
Okay, so here's the answer to question number two.
I guess you could write this down.
I'll give you guys a couple of minutes to write
it down.
We're gonna go into our next one, remember?
You cannot write down fast enough.
You can go back and watch it again.
Take your time and this is a little longer one.
He believed the world was round, that it was smaller
than most people thought and that he could get from
Europe to Asia by selling west across the Atlantic Ocean,
which we knew that was not gonna happen.
All right, so, like, again, guys don't stress the answers
will always be here for you.
All right.
When you move on to the next question experiment, limited
time, all right.
So now we're on, uh, chapters.
Chapter one still paid 30.
What? Two things do the Spanish eventually built in the
new land Columbus came up upon?
Do you remember that?
The two things they built were colonies and an empire.
And those were our vocabulary words, colonies and an empire.
So they built those two things, which was on page
30 of our book, All right, because we're getting this.
Like I said, you guys can go back on your
e reader, which will be in her classroom.
And you can read more about it and refresh your
memory by Christopher Columbus and punched the Laurent.
All right, Alright.
We're gonna go on to our next one, remember?
Play attention.
This is gonna be number two on page 30.
So make sure you're on the exact same one.
What did the Spanish due to control Mexico.
What do they dio?
Do you remember what he did?
The Spanish conquered the Aztec people of Mexico.
They conquered them.
Which means they took over.
They had a war and they took him over to
the Spanish.
Conquered the Aztec people in Mexico on That's on page
30 of our book much.
Okay? The Spaniards conquered the Inca people of Peru.
They asked people in Mexico remember they also began to
explore lands that are a part of the present day
United States.
All right, so we're gonna find out on page 30
of our book.
So the Spanish conquered the Aztec people of Mexico and
later the Spanish set of colonies in other areas of
the Caribbean.
Spanish colleagues were created on the islands of Cuba and
Puerto Rico along the northern coast of South America.
All right, all right.
You guys getting this so far?
I know.
I'm going to say Wait, wait, wait.
With Caymans, it's OK.
Don't worry.
You go back and watch this video again.
It's good practice.
We're gonna go and turn next one.
Oh, alright.
Page 31 Page 32.
What was Ponce De Leon looking for?
And why?
Why? What is he looking for?
He was looking for the island of Bimini.
He heard about it in stories because he hopped.
Hoped to find gold pearls in the fountain of youth.
So he was trying to find the founder youth that
we discussed yesterday.
What did you call the final family?
You can stay young forever.
Now, I would like to find it.
So he was looking for the island.
All right, you guys go write this down.
Like I said, this page 31 or 32 this question
number one.
So hopefully you're staying on Zach.
Same place.
All right.
You got your doing really good.
Remember During his travels in the Americas, Ponce de Leon
heard stories by magical Island.
According to the stories, you got a goal that pearls
it was home was the home of life giving fountain.
If you need more time, your your home room teacher
could pause this at any time.
Or like I said, you could go back and watch
it again, right at your own convenience.
All right, we're gonna move on to our next question.
All right, here we go.
What did Ponce de Leon actually find?
Well, we know he found gold and all that stuff.
He was looking for that country youth that he found
a land called Florida.
Yep. You found Florida.
I'm sure many guys have been there.
Have you guys been there to Florida?
Maybe. What?
Disney World?
Universal Studios.
Florida is a really cool state a lot of attractions
right there, That's where Florida.
That's where Ponce de Leon, as defined, is Florida.
There it is again.
He found land he called Florida, which is now home
to Mickey Mouse.
Goofy. Ah, I like to be goofy.
So you guys and call me goofy, Mr Goofy.
Alright, let's go to our next one.
All right.
Who lived in Florida when Ponce de Leon landed there?
It was a Native Americans.
They lived there before he got there, Remember?
We got there.
They already lived there, and he thought no one lived
there, so he just thought he's being sneaky.
But really, he wasn't because there was already people living
there in Florida.
So the North answers to be native Americans, the Native
Americans. And we got two more questions.
All right, You guys were getting this.
You got this.
I'm so proud of you.
We're gonna be like, Miss Carter.
We're gonna move along to our next discussion questions because
you know I got this.
You got this.
All right, here we go.
Our next discussion question.
Waas. What happened when Ponce de Leon tried to set
up a Spanish settlement in Florida?
What happened when he did that, when he tried to
set up a Spanish settlement in Florida, the Native Americans
who lived in Florida attacked the Spanish and drove them
away. Yeah, so they pushed them out.
You know, when they're like, No, we don't want you.
We don't want you.
But they pushed them out and they drove them away
to other places.
All right.
You guys are getting This was so proud of you.
This is on page 30 page 30.
Not going to remind you.
Uh huh.
That Juan Ponce de Leon was the first Spaniard to
explore the lands that later became in the United States
upon Stilyan, like Columbus was looking for one thing in
the ended up finding something else, he found something else
instead. Our ride.
We are moving on to our last discussion question.
Remember, guys, you're more than welcome to re watch the
video. If he didn't get the answer.
Don't worry.
You got this.
We're all good.
Here we go with our next one.
Our final question.
What we're European explorers searching for when they sail the
west. Hmm.
What were they?
What were they trying to fine Columbus, who were searching
for Asia, which was the East Indies, not New Island.
Asia had valuable spices that Europeans wanted.
And Ponce de Leon look for gold pearls in a
fountain of youth.
And that's what the explorers were trying to find.
That was less than one.
You guys were amazing.
Yep, That was it.
That was Chapter one.
Lesson one.
Okay, you guys are doing great.
You guys were doing an amazing job.
I know it's kind of a long one, guys, but
like I said, you guys could watch again.
Your home could teach you composite and discuss a little
bit more in depth.
You got this?
Our ride.
Alright, guys.
So that concludes.
Lessons, ones, discussion, questions.
If you have any more questions about it, you can
go back to your reader.
You read it to host the whole chapter.
To yourself or to your parents.
Or you can ask your homeroom teacher a ZX.
Well, okay, So Thursday we're going to do Chapter two.
Which is who is this?
Soto? Who is the Soto and his long march?
What is that all about?
If you want to go and read ahead of time,
you guys to read the chapter two on our e
reader in her in her classroom.
Take on the earliest Americans.
That's others.
Americans, Mr Common Theme in the North America.
You read that under even ER and I will see
you on Thursday.
Have a great day tomorrow and we'll talk to later.
Hi, guys.