Map Activity Part 1 Between 200 and 250 Thousand Years ago Homo Sapiens emerge in Africa. About 100,000 Years ago we see the first migrations of humans.

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Map Activity Part 1 Between 200 and 250 Thousand Years ago Homo Sapiens emerge in Africa. About 100,000 Years ago we see the first migrations of humans out of Africa. About 70,000 Years ago we see the first appearance in Asia. About 40 to 60 Thousand Years ago we see the first appearance of humans in Australia. About 45 Thousand Years ago we see the first appearance of humans in Europe. About 30 to 15 Thousand Years ago we see the first appearance of humans in North America. About 12,500 Years ago humans have migrated to the bottom of South America. This is the first map activity. I have students complete their maps right along with me as I go through the points/animations. Mention the “Land Bridge” Theory with animation #6 which has humans crossing the Bering Strait into Alaska. At the end I also mention the alternative land bridge theory that humans migrated from Europe to N. America

Map Activity Part 2 Mesopotamia Egypt The Indus Valley China Sub Saharan Africa Mesoamerica The Andes of South America

Map Activity 3 Mesopotamia (Sumer) Tigris and Euphrates River Valleys Egypt in the Nile River Valley The Indus River Valley (Harappa & Mohenjo-Daro) China (Shang) Yellow River Valley Mesoamerica (Olmec) The Andes of South America (Chavin) I try to address any questions about what happens in Africa in a number of ways: They come back into play in the next time period Our knowledge is poor but emerging about ancient Africa The Split between North and Sub Saharan Africa

Map Activity 4 I try to address any questions about what happens in Africa in a number of ways: They come back into play in the next time period Our knowledge is poor but emerging about ancient Africa The Split between North and Sub Saharan Africa

Persian Empires Persian Empire

Chinese Empires Qin Empire

Chinese Empires Han Empire

Indian Empires Mauryan Empire

Indian Empires Gupta Empire

Mediterranean Empires Phoenicia

Mediterranean Empires Ancient Greek City States

Mediterranean Empires Hellenistic Greece

Mediterranean Empires Roman Empire

Empires in the Americas Teotihuacan (Precursor to Aztec), Maya, and Moche (Precursor to Inca)