
Human Environment Interaction in Latin America
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Social Studies
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7th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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5 Slides • 4 Questions
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Human-Environment
Interaction
WALT: Students will be able to evaluate how humans and the environment affect one another.
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Negative impacts on the environment are cutting all the trees down, removing stones, using natural resources to create building materials. Over mining and agriculture of the landscapes that can't be no longer used
Negative
People can have a positive impact on the environment by cleaning up litter, protecting endangered species, conserve energy.
Positive
Positive and Negative Interactions
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People Modify their environment to meet their needs. Which is changing the place where they live. Building homes and schools. setting up irrigation and farming systems. Then building roads and bridges to travel. Cutting down trees for lumber and to make farmland
Modifying the Environment
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Multiple Choice
What is a positive affect on the environment?
Recycling used materials
Deforesting the lands lumber
Factories polluting the air, water, and soil
Using natural resources for building houses
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Adapting to the Environment
People adapt to their environment to meet their basic needs and to survive. This means people change how they live based on the environment. Everything from plants and animals to the weather can change the way people live. The people must adapt to the climate. For example when it gets colder we put coats on to stay warmer and wear lighter clothes in the summer.
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Multiple Choice
Building dams, plowing and irrigating fields, and digging mines are examples of...
depending
adapting
modifying
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Multiple Choice
In ancient times, the annual flooding of the Nile River produced good soil for growing crops. This is an example of...
adapting
modifying
depending
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Multiple Choice
How do humans affect their environment?
positvely
negatively
both
Human-Environment
Interaction
WALT: Students will be able to evaluate how humans and the environment affect one another.
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