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Thursday, December 5th Rapid Reaction Write down 5 words or phrases in 30 seconds when I say…

Homework – Due Tuesday 12/10 Find 1 current event article over the next 4 days (clip it out) and write a 1 paragraph reaction to the article. Does the article relate to any concepts that we have talked about in class? Read “Geopolitical Framework” from pages Fill out the Guided Reading for this section.

Here is the plan… Students will discuss current events articles in small groups. Students will compare two conquistadors: Cortes & Pizarro. Students will begin to understand the lasting impact imperialism has had on the region of Latin America.

Compare Two of the best known conquistadors Pizarro and Cortes from pages #453 – 454 in BLUE textbook. What advantages did each possess over the native peoples?

Cortes Moctezuma felt he was the god-king Quetzalcoatl. Allied with the Aztecs enemies. Smallpox and other diseases. Military technology

Pizarro Incas had just emerged from a civil war. Military technology Diseases Used trickery to capture and kill the Inca emperor.

Columbian Exchange The global exchange of people, goods, and ideas that occurred between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres after 1492.

Which way did he go???? Chocolate Pigs Rice Slaves Maize (corn) Bananas Christianity Chili Peppers Potato Tomato Wheat Rice Smallpox Horses Peanuts Pineapples

From the OLD World… Horses Slaves Pigs Wheat Christianity Smallpox Rice Bananas

From the NEW World Maize Chili peppers Pineapples Chocolate Tomatoes Potatoes Peanuts

Crash Course

Lasting Impact The region of Latin America still has strong ties to Europe because of the era of Imperialism. Language Religion

Lasting Impact Populations in Europe and Asia exploded in part due to the abundance of new foods available. Can you imagine Italian food without the tomato? How about the Irish without the potato?

Glory, Gold & God! European missionaries began to spread their religious beliefs into the Americas. The Roman Catholic church becomes a dominant force in colonial Latin America.

Here is the plan… Students will discuss current events articles in small groups. Students will compare two conquistadors: Cortes & Pizarro. Students will begin to understand the lasting impact of Imperialism on Latin America.