How has the wheel affected society??. The earliest known use of the wheel was thought to be around 3500BC as a potters wheel in Mesopotamia which is part.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
The history of bicycles Many of you will have a bicycle.
Advertisements

Election Special!. Learning Objective: To understand the process of an election.
Siemens Education Clean silent trains.
Wheels, pulleys and gears
on foot by scooter by bicycle by motorcycle by tram.
Distance and Displacement, Speed and Velocity, and Acceleration Physics Olympics Photo:
Car In Future Long Sun. Introduction & Background Information The first car is drive by steam engine and made in The first car accident is also.
9.1: Acceleration is the rate of change in velocity FRIDAY APRIL 25th APRIL (c) McGraw Hill Ryerson 2007.
LESSON 2 Week 2 Glue fin on Colour the wing Colure the tail Cut out wing Glue front of wing Glue tail on Glue wing on.
The History of Cars in America
. Throughout the late nineteenth century, the inventions of steel, the moving assembly line, and the automobile revolutionized American industry and urban.
The car Pathe refs: 3307_02.wmv1951 History of Austin cars. Some good shots but would need editing.
Air Planes Chris Lynch.
Friction – that annoying, yet necessary force!!. Friction is caused when two objects rub or slide against one another Friction is a force, and it pushes.
1 PH 352 Dynamics (Walker ch ) Winter NCSSM.
Chapter 11 - Motion.
Mechanics Unit 5: Motion and Forces 5.6a Linear Motion...
Rolling into Math (Using Formula) Ms. C. Turner Math.
Transportation.
Roads By Edric, Tushaar and Arpit. History (Summary) Roads started out as walking tracks/paths for walking and beasts of burden In 5000 BC wheels were.
Chapter 1. Bell Work 1/4/10  Welcome Back! I hope you all enjoyed your break.  We are going to try something new with bell work this quarter. Please.
Chapter 1 Force and motion.
Problems and Solutions To Air Traffic Controllers Joshua Miguel.
By: Aaron Gholston The History of the Automobile This presentation has been prepared under the fair use exemption of the US Copyright Law and is restricted.
Linear Motion Review. 1.Speed is a ____ quantity. A.) vector B.) scalar C.) additive D.) subtractive.
Parts of A Vehicle In this presentation you will learn the standard names of the different parts that make up a wheeled vehicle.
BY When talking about general ways to travel, we always use the preposition “by.” We can travel by bike, by motorcycle, by car, etc. We can also use by.
The Transport Revolution Jeremiah Ho, Liu Mengxi, Low Jin Siang 1.
Friction Friction is the term is used to describe forces that result from the relative motion between objects.
Different modes of transport are used to go from one place to another.
BY: Zaina Al Aker..  When the first wheel was created people didn’t know WHAT it was until they saw it on carriages and as pottery wheels. Today lots.
Evolution of Transportation By josh. Wagons Wagons are a vehicle previously used in olden day time. Usually pulled by a horse Usually on two or four wheels.
TRANSPORTATION. Exploring Our World –Humans have needed transportation since the first man walked the earth –Around 3500 BC the wheel was invented in.
BY: GIANLUCAS SIMPLE MACHINE. LEVER Bottle Opener Bottle opener is a thing that has simple machine inside to help us to open the cap of the glass bottle.
North and South. Vocabulary Trade unions – an association of workers who work together to get better pay and working conditions. Strike – Refusal to work.
Trains homework By Connor de Bruyn. Brainstorm Car, train, helicopter, bike, walk, plane, segway, walking school bus, jet, quad bike, skate board, swim,
Friction.
By: Aaron Gholston The History of the Automobile This presentation has been prepared under the fair use exemption of the US Copyright Law and is restricted.
The Enterprise of Chemistry Chapter 1. The People Everything that takes up space is made of something. Everything that takes up space is made of something.
By: Maisha Loveday 8C Maths Reflection: Binomial Expansion.
Chapter 1. Bell Work 1/4/10  Welcome Back! I hope you all enjoyed your break.  We are going to try something new with bell work this quarter. Please.
1. Speed, Velocity, & Acceleration 2 You know a car is in motion if you see it in one place 3 then in another place in relation to an object.
Tuesday, Mar. 10 th p. 204, 205. Tuesday, Mar. 9 th 204 3/10/15 Tues. L.T.: I can review for our test by participating in bell review, making my notecard,
Travelling Green Nowadays, eco- travelling is important, here are some tips to help you, and some information you could you.
Speed D. Crowley, Speed  To be able to calculate speed, and to be able to predict how the forces acting upon an object will affect the speed.
EQ: What is energy and how can it be transformed?
Chapter 2: Motion Unit 1: Energy and Motion Table of Contents : Motion and ForcesMotion and Forces 2.1: Describing Motion 2.2: AccelerationAcceleration.
Nathaniel Brown  The definition of an automobile car is a wheeled vehicle that carries its own motor and transports passengers.
Old Steam Trains By: Michael Wilkerson.
History of Transport Horses and bicycles By Ellen McGrath ========================
Potential and Kinetic Energy. What is Energy? Energy is the ability to cause change. Everything except feelings and ideas is made up of energy or matter.
Maglev Trains AN ALTERNATE METHOD OF TRANSPORTATION BY EDEE POLYAKOVSKY.
Potential and Kinetic Energy
What are Gears? Gears are wheels or cylinders with teeth that mesh with the teeth of other gears to transmit motion Gears are used in everything from automobiles.
Physical Science Sunken Treasure Project*. What title will you choose? In the realm of ClassCraft, you must discover the treasure that is found in a sunken.
Speed How many measurements for speed can you think of?
Inventions on Transportation
Unit #4 Topic #2 Wheel and Axle, Gears and Pulleys
Transport Old and New.
Unit 2: Transportation Lesson 5: History of the Automobile
L.O: To discuss different types of transport. You will colour…… Air = RED Land = GREEN Water = BLUE.
What is “Effort”? While there are more technical definitions, we can think of effort as how hard it is to accomplish work. Usually, riding on a moving.
Sunken Treasure Project*
Friction Friction is the force applied to the surface of an object when it moves against the surface of another object. Friction limits how fast you can.
Unit 6 Go with Transportation! Lesson 32 Trains Go Faster!
Starter Questions 24/01/11 A car travels 50km. The journey takes 30minutes. Calculate the speed in km/hr. 2. A plane flies 2000km at an average speed of.
I believe the reason students have difficulty learning algebra and that most people have trouble doing math word problems is that although children are.
Unit 4 Motion & Forces.
What are Kinetic and Potential Energy?
The Wheel.
Presentation transcript:

How has the wheel affected society??

The earliest known use of the wheel was thought to be around 3500BC as a potters wheel in Mesopotamia which is part of modern day Iraq. The wheel was probably first used for transport in Mesopotamian chariots. History of the wheel

Chariot The chariot is one of the earliest forms of transport that involves the wheel. They were being made in Mesopotamia as early as 3000 BC. The word chariot comes from the Latin word carrus which was originally from the Gaul. The chariot influenced society in many ways like making warfare easier and providing entertainment in the form of chariot races and games. Chariots were in many battles and influenced them a lot and they even feature in the bible. Chariots are in many carvings in many countries like Egypt, India, Rome and Greece.

Train The wheel has allowed trains to be possible because they have wheels affixed to the bottom that run on tracks. A train is used to transport goods and people quickly over large distances. In 1804 Richard Trevithick built the first steam powered train. Trains have sped up the way that we do things, instead of having to walk for hours you just jump on the nearest train and you are there in a much shorter time. Trains ruled the transport industry until the invention of the Automobile. Spanish train Japanese bullet train

Bicycle In the 1860s Frenchman Pierre Michaux along with Pierre Lallement made the first pedal powered Bicycle. The Bicycle has had an effect on society because it is a mode of transport that is faster than walking but still uses human power. It is a fairly fast mode of transport and quite useful for going short distances. It is also a form of entertainment and people sometimes bike just for fun.

Automobile The Automobile or motor car has effected society in a huge way. The car is a carriage of sorts with wheels affixed to an axle, these wheels are turned on the axle by an energy source like the internal combustion engine or steam power moving the car along a surface. The car has allowed humans to travel large distances in a relatively short amount of time. This has changed the way we live and has allowed us to do things a lot faster, instead of having to walk for an hour to get to school you can just jump in your car and you are there in twenty minutes. Because of the Automobile we can travel further and faster almost anywhere on land.

Aircraft Wheels are used to safely land the aircraft because most aircraft can’t take off or land vertically. The air craft needs a long stretch of tarmac before the plane reaches the correct speed for lift to take place. Without wheels the Aircraft would not be able to reach the correct speed for lift. Aircraft wheels have effected society because now we can travel over large distances very fast using the jet engine (see Jawon’s presentation). Air travel is very fast however things can go very wrong, see the chart on the next slide for the percentage of fatalities caused by flight and where in the flight they occur.

This is a chart showing where the most accidents and fatalities occur on a flight. Isn't it reassuring………

Roller coaster The first roller coaster was finished on the 20 th of January 1885 by LaMarcus Adna Thompson. Roller coasters are purely for amusement and not actually for transport. Roller coasters have changed our society by adding another form of entertainment and giving those thrill seeking people what they want.

Conclusion Overall the wheel has effected society hugely. The wheel has made travel a lot faster and made us a lot lazier because now instead of walking to school we all get driven or catch the bus. We also have more entertainment like the roller coaster and more things to do. Everything happens faster and we get lazier and lazier.

Bibliography

Reflection What we did well: We did the power point presentation well because it looks good and is informative What we didn’t do well: We didn’t prepare for the presentation very well because we are still reading off sheets of paper. What did we learn about research? The research is easy if you get stuck in and do it but it is difficult if you muck around for ages. What advice would we give someone else doing the same thing? Do it well the first time so that you don’t have to keep going back to it.