6th Grade Pre-contact Native Peoples Interactive Videos

Analyze the GRAPES framework to understand societal development through the lenses of Geography, Religion, Achievements, Politics, Economics, and Social Structure. Gain insights into how these elements shape and influence societal interactions. Focus on improving analytical skills and understanding the multifaceted nature of societies.

Gain insights into the basic concepts of economic systems, including traditional, free market, and mixed economies. Build an understanding of trade dynamics, the roles of governments, and the interactions between consumers and producers.

Investigate the diverse cultures and significant events that influenced Native American societies before European colonization. Understand regional distinctions, agricultural practices, and major historical influences. Focus on recognizing cultural diversity, identifying regional differences, analyzing agricultural techniques, and evaluating historical impacts. Develop skills in critical thinking, historical analysis, and cultural appreciation.

Examine the challenges Mexico encountered in Texas after gaining independence, focusing on demographic and political impacts on regional control. Understand the complexities of governance, migration patterns, and cultural interactions. Analyze the effects on policy decision-making and regional stability, while enhancing critical thinking and historical analysis skills.

Examine the rich history and culture of Indigenous peoples, focusing on their migration to North America, traditional hunting practices, and the intricacies of tribal recognition. Develop a comprehensive understanding of Native American history, enhancing awareness and appreciation of their diverse cultures and contributions.

Investigate the cultural practices and migration patterns of the Mogollon people to understand ancient trade dynamics, pottery methods, and archaeological tracking techniques. Learners will achieve insights into the development of Mogollon society and acquire skills in analyzing historical and archaeological data.

Examine the development and lifestyle of Native American Woodland cultures, including their migration theories and architectural styles. Gain insights into historical survival strategies and cultural beliefs while enhancing understanding of historical context and skills in cultural analysis.

Analyze the early interactions between Native Americans and Europeans, concentrating on the conflicts and alliances over land ownership. Gain an understanding of the consequences and effects of these historical exchanges, developing insights into how these interactions shaped the cultural and political landscapes of the time.

Exploring the history and culture of Native American tribes reveals their traditions, homes, and daily life. Learners gain insight into key cultural practices and historical significance, enhancing their understanding of Native American heritage.

Analyze the effects of Manifest Destiny on Native American communities, examining the impact on land acquisition and cultural transformations. Understand historical events and the resulting territorial changes through this exploration. Develop insights into how these shifts influenced Native American societies and the broader geographical landscape of the United States.

Examine the intricate dynamics of trade and conflict between Native Americans and English settlers, focusing on the causes and impacts on the political and social landscapes of both communities. Highlight the understanding of historical interactions and their consequences. Foster critical thinking about the effects of cultural exchanges and conflicts, as well as the shifts in power and societal changes that arose from these interactions.