Unit 1 LESSON 3 1A. Homework Review  Homework Review.

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Unit 1 LESSON 3 1A

Homework Review  Homework Review

Agenda W3: Wednesday, Friday 1) Why the culture of a place changes 2) HW Wed: Bingo Card if Not Finished HW Fri: No Homework  Topic: Why the culture of a place changes  Your Mission:  Figure out (trace) why places in North America have certain cultural characteristics (ex. Language) by answering questions (1A)   Real world: People use this information to understand changes in population and to meet people’s needs  Background: Why do you think most people in El Paso speak English and Spanish?

North America, languages

Vocabulary-Characteristics of Places Pg 11 Some things people do to change the cultural characteristics of a place Conquest-(conquer) to take over by force Invasion- (invade) to enter by force as an enemy Immigration- (immigrate) to come to a new place to live Trade- exchanging goods for other goods or money Colonization- (Colonize) moving to a new country but having the same ruler as where you came.

Mission Requirements Answer the questions individually and in complete sentences using the correct vocabulary term. Answer the questions individually and in complete sentences using the correct vocabulary term. Characteristics of Places StatementT/F Evidence from TB 1. Canadians speak both French and English (pg120,133) 2. The U.S. has one type of culture (pg 87) 3. The English and Spanish language come from our Native ancestors. (88,89) Both England and France established colonies in what is now Canada. Canada has 2 official languages, English and French T

Mission Accomplished! What are some things people do to change the culture of a place? Explain how? What are some things people do to change the culture of a place? Explain how?