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Indigenous People - Environment & Vocabulary Day 1

Indigenous People - Environment & Vocabulary Day 1

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Catherine McHenry

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By Catherine McHenry

​Indigenous People

Vocabulary & Relationship to the environment

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What do you notice about the land?

If you lived here, what would you need to survive?
Different places have different
environments, and people use the resources around them.

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What resources can this land give us?
How might they be used?

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In a dense forest we can find animals, wood, and wild fruit and herbs.
These items were used for many things such as a food source, making homes, and making clothing.

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What resources can this land give us?
How might they be used?

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In the plains we can find grass and buffalo.
These items were also used for many things such as a food source, making homes, and making clothing.

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What resources can this land give us?
How might they be used?
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In the desert we can find animals, clay, and stones.
These items were used for many things such as a food source, making homes, and making clothing.

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Environment
​The land, water, weather, and plants in a place.
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​Things we get from nature that we can use.
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​Natural Resources
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A large area with its own kind of environment.
Region
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How people change what they do to live their life in their environment.
Adaption
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A way a group of people live. Their language, traditions, and beliefs.
Culture
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Multiple Select

A Natural Resource that people need is?

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Water

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Clothes

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Food

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Multiple Choice

An Environment has what?

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Rocks, metals, gases, clouds
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Mountains, rivers, deserts, stars
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Buildings, vehicles, machines, tools
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Air, water, plants, and animals

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Multiple Choice

What is a Region?

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A region is a collection of unrelated items.
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A region is a defined area with specific characteristics.
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A region is a concept without any boundaries.

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Multiple Choice

What is Culture?

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Culture is the study of ancient artifacts and history.
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Culture refers to the biological characteristics of a species.
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Culture is the collective social behavior, norms, and practices of a group of people.
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Culture is the economic system of a society.
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Vocabulary & Relationship to the environment

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