
Conflict in the Amazon - Live Lesson
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Kelley Martinez
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Conflict in the Amazon
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Multiple Choice
Native Amazonians hunt, fish, and grow crops on small plots of land in the region. When the land can no longer produce crops, they move into another area. Over time, new forest covers the old land naturally and without causing damage to the area.
Why do the Native Amazonians move to a new area when they can no longer produce crops?
They are tired of looking at the same land year after year
The new land can produce better crops because it still has rich nutrients.
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Multiple Choice
In order to develop the Amazon Basin, the government of Brazil had to -
bring in farmers, ranchers, and loggers
build roads through the rainforest
force native people from their homes
fight people for the land
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Open Ended
Is the way that Native Amazonians use the land in the rainforest POSITIVE or NEGATIVE? Answer using the sentence stem and explain your reasoning.
The way that Native Amazonians use the land in the rainforest is ___ because___.
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Open Ended
Is the way that the Brazilian government opened the Amazon Basin for development POSITIVE or NEGATIVE? Answer using the sentence stem and explain your reasoning.
The way that the way that the Brazilian government opened the Amazon Basin for development is ___ because___.
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Multiple Choice
Why do loggers come to the Amazon Rainforest?
To become the best log rollers on the planet
To make money
To destroy the rainforest
To help Brazil's economy
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Multiple Select
Why do loggers tend to cut down other types of trees and vegetation in the area when they come to cut down hardwood trees? (Choose 3)
It is easier to cut down everything in one area.
They can make a profit from almost everything they cut down.
Hardwood trees are scattered throughout the forest and getting them out without cutting down other trees is expensive and difficult
They are trying to get rid of all the animals in the area.
They want to create jobs in the forest industry.
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Open Ended
Is the way that the loggers cut down trees and vegetation in the rainforest POSITIVE or NEGATIVE? Answer using the sentence stem and explain your reasoning.
The way that the way that the loggers cut down trees and vegetation in the rainforest is ___ because___.
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Political and Physical Features Maps of South America
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Multiple Choice
Why does Brazil have a limited area for farmland?
Brazil is a very small country,
Most of Brazil's land is covered by the Amazon Rainforest
Most of Brazil's land is covered by desert
Most of Brazil's land is covered by mountains
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Multiple Select
The Brazilian government brought poor families to the rainforest to give them farmland.
What might be some results of this practice? (Choose 3)
More roads must be built for people to access the land.
More rainforest will be destroyed as people clear the land for use.
Poor people will become rich because they will have free land.
People who use Amazonian farming methods will have to move to new areas when the land can no longer produce crops
Wealthy Brazilians with land will be upset because they did not receive free farmland in the Amazon Rainforest.
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Multiple Choice
The Amazon Rainforest creates 20% of the earth's -
carbon dioxide
oxygen
smoke
trees
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Multiple Choice
The Amazon Rainforest has been threatened by -
farming
forest fires
mining
logging
all of these
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Multiple Choice
The Amazon Rainforest is able to store carbon that
people need
pollutes our atmosphere
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Multiple Choice
If the Amazon Rainforest continues to disappear -
we will lose much of our planet's biodiversity
we will lose resources for important medicines
we will experience a faster rate of climate change
All of these
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Multiple Choice
Can the Amazon Rainforest be saved from the destruction it is facing?
No
Yes
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Multiple Choice
How can you help save the Amazon Rainforest from the destruction it is facing?
Reduce the amount of paper you use
Don't eat as much beef
Choose renewable energy products whenever you can
All of these
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Open Ended
Respond-Ask-Connect-Extend [RACE]
Use ONE sentence stem to complete ONE phrase below.
Something new I learned was
Something confusing was
Something surprising was
A question I still have is
This connects to a prior lesson because
This information extends to present day because
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