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Objective s 1. Unit 1 Assessment Agenda 1. Finish Through the Looking Glass 2. Game Time 3. Unit Review Discussion 9-3-2015 Thursday 13 HW: …
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Objectives

1. Unit 1 Assessment

Agenda

1. Finish Through the Looking Glass

2. Game Time3. Unit Review

Discussion

9-3-2015Thursday 13

HW: …

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Welcome to

Who Wants to be a Millionaire

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A: Hernan Cortes

C: America Vespucci

B: Christopher Columbus

D: Amerigo Vespucci

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America is named after whom?

D: Amerigo Vespucci

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A: Tax Natives

C: Control Native’s daily life

B: Punish Natives

D: All of the Above

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How did the Encomienda System

affect the Native Americans?

D: All of the Above

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A: Incas

C: Teton Sioux

B: Seminoles

D: Aztecs

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Which Indian tribe lived in Tenochtitlan and was conquered by Hernan Cortes?

D: Aztecs

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A: Christopher Columbus

C: Erik the Red

B: Leif Eriksson

D: Amerigo Vespucci

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Who was the first European to explore

North America?

B: Leif Eriksson

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A: Incas

C: Paleo-Indians

B: Aztecs

D: Vikings

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Which group lived high in the Andes Mountains of South America and

was conquered by Francisco Pizzaro?

A: Incas

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A: Smallpox

C: Syphilis

B: Bubonic Plague

D: Scurvy

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What disease caused the death of millions of

Native American people during Spanish colonization?

A: Smallpox

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A: Feudalism

C: Columbian System

B: Encomienda System

D: Columbian Exchange

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What was the exchange of plants, animals and

diseases between the Old World and the New

World?

D: Columbian Exchange

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A: Technology

C: Horses

B: Disease

D: All of the above

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Which of the following was not an advantage

the Spanish conquistadors had over

the Aztec and Incan Empires?

D: All of the above

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A: Ferdinand Magellan

C: Bartolomeu Dias

B: Hernando De Soto

D: Christopher Columbus

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Who was the first to circumnavigate

around the world?

A: Ferdinand Magellan

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A: 2

C: 4

B: 3

D: 5

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How many Crusades were there to retake

the ‘holy land’?

C: 4

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YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!

Unit 1 Exam Review

Assignments due by tomorrow

What is America PosterNacirema ACAPSGeography QuizTwitter Account

Skills to study Comprehension of Non-textual Information

◦Analyzing a chartPrimary Source

◦Read a document like NaciremaSupporting historical arguments with

evidence◦What if the tables had turned between Europe

and the Americas?Qualify and justify students’ views using

evidence◦Columbian Exchange Opinion Response

Supporting Historical Arguments

Use multiple facts to support a historical idea◦The more facts/ideas/concepts you use to

support an argument, the stronger it becomes

Try to fill the space◦ If I give you lines I expect you to fill them to

the best of your abilitiesAvoid opinion

◦There is a time in place for you opinion, but when asked to give a historical argument stick to the facts

Writing Prompt 1What would the world be like today if the

Native Americans had crossed the Atlantic and conquered Europe instead of the other way around? Make sure you include elements of the Native American cultures and how they could have affected Europeans.

Steps to answer this question:1. Explain how Europe would be changed with the

Native American influences.2. Include cultural aspects of either the Mayas,

Aztecs, Incas, Iroquois or any other Native American cultures that we discussed in class.

Supporting OpinionState your opinion clearly

◦The reader should not have to guess what your opinion is

Support your opinion with facts, not more opinions◦The more concrete information you use,

the stronger your opinion becomesUse counter-arguments to strengthen

your point◦By comparing to other points, you can

strengthen your argument

Writing Prompt 2In your opinion, did the Columbian

Exchange do more good than harm to the world as a whole or more harm than good? Use multiple examples from class to support your answers and mention impacts on both the New World and the Old World.

Steps to answer this question:◦Columbian Exchange – Good or Bad?◦Give two specific examples to better

explain your answer.


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