What unifies Europe as a region? view the pictures and create a list of items that you think unifies Europe’s culture.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

You live in Spain in the 1500s. This week, several ships have returned from America, bringing silver to the Royal Court. The crew has also brought back.

Advertisements

Industry Economic activity that involves making a particular product Jamestown’s economy grew due to the tobacco industry. Monarchy A government controlled.

Canada: Past and Present

Imperialism: The Scramble for Africa

Australian Geography Standards:

Culture of Oceania. Languages of Oceania Oceania is home to over 1,100 languages – both traditional and European languages Many speak their traditional.

Understanding Europe- A Cultural Mosaic By Lila Doma and Liz Grau Indiana University West European Studies Office.

Historical Change Essential Questions

REVIEW UNIT TEST 4.

Australian Geography Standards: SS6G12 The student will be able to locate selected features of Australia. a. Locate on a world and regional political-

The 5 Themes of Geography. Location Asks the Question “ Where Is It ”? Exact/Absolute Location – Uses latitude and Longitude – Tells you the exact point.

The Region of “Latin America”

Do Now Read the article and do the following: –Highlight and/or underline three main ideas of the article –Circle or Make a Star around facts you think.

Government Power limited 1. Why should we limit the power of government? Why? I f we don’t limit the power of the government then the government becomes.

Chapter Introduction: American Colonies Take Shape

Western Europe France, Monaco, Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria.

Elementary Grades. 2 Table of Contents Native Americans Before the Colonies European Views of the “New World” The French and Indian War The Colonial Home.

Changes in Europe Essential Question: What changes in Europe lead to more interaction between people? Is it good or bad? Why?

Grade 7.  What is a civilization?  An advanced culture.  What is an example of a past civilization?  Romans, Mayans, Egytians, Greeks, Incas, Aztecs.

Chapter 4 The Human World. Population by Years 1000 AD – 500 million people 1800 AD – 1 billion people 2009 AD – 6.2 billion people 2025 AD – 7.8 billion.

AP Chapter 4 Slavery and the Empire. The African Slave Trade  million slaves were brought to the Americas with 67% coming between 

Human Geography.

The 13 Original Colonies By:. New England Colonies  Name the New England Colonies and the dates they were started.

AGE OF EXPLORATION. Why did explorations happen when they did? A variety of factors all came together to make the time period ( ) the “age of.

What do you think are some of the possible themes of History??? Explain What do you think are some of the possible themes of History??? Explain Come up.

Canada Chapter 5 Section 2. Section 2: The Canadians Population is about _________ million people Lots of cultures – however ________________________is.

CULTURES OF LATIN AMERICA SS6G4 The student will describe the cultural characteristics of people who live in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Europe Before I. Middle Ages A. Feudalism 1. Nobles a) Kings gave power to rule regions b) Gave knights land in exchange for service 2. Peasants.

Quiz Chapter 1 1.Countries depending on one another for goods and materials is called what? 2.What is a practice handed down from the past called? 3.What.

Unit 4: A Legacy of Colonialism: Latin America

Round the English - speaking countries. English is the native language in:

5 Social Studies Topics Notes. Government: The laws and customs that guide a political unit.

Chapter 2 Economic Systems You mean there is more than one?

Europe: War and Change Chapter 5. A. Europe Continent of Europe is home to more than 40 countries Over 50 languages are spoken in Europe Europe is about.

What were the Europeans looking for? ► Columbus wanted a Western Passage to Asia for trade.

BIBLE INTRO..  “Bible” –  ___ books in OT; ___ books in NT  OT –  Law in the Hebrew Bible –  NT –  _____ - Most widely read book in the world 

Canadian History How did the French and English influence Canada?

Cultural Geography of Canada. The Population More than 1/3 identify themselves as mixed ethnic origins Another 1 million identify as Inuit (Native American)

Canadian History How did the French and English influence Canada?

Introduction to Culture

Canadian History How did the French and English influence Canada?

List of words for concept map

The Renaissance & European Exploration

Unit 9 Review What you need to Know.

Canadian History How did the French and English influence Canada?

Australian Geography Standards:

North America: Culture Characteristics

The Scramble for Africa

Canadian History How did the French and English influence Canada?

Bellringer Name 5 things that can be associated with the Middle Ages.

2.2 | Culture, Society, and Religion

The Age of Exploration And Colonization

History of Canada Standards:

North America Notes.

Canadian History How did the French and English influence Canada?

5 Strands of Social Studies

Chapter 3 – Human Geography

Global Cultures.

Australian Geography Standards:

Canadian History How did the French and English influence Canada?

Constructed Response Verbs: Tell you what to do Subjects: Tell you what to write about Numbers: Tell you how many to include.

Choose a category and point value. You will be given the answer.

Colonizing America Ch. 2.

THE SPREAD OF NATIONALISM Facts:

Australian Geography Standards:

Australian Geography Standards:

Culture Presented By:- Mr. Avhad S. N. RKMM, Ahmednagar.

FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR.

Team 1 Score Jeopardy Team 2 Score Language Religion Government Vocab

Presentation transcript:

What unifies Europe as a region? view the pictures and create a list of items that you think unifies Europe’s culture

What is characteristic about governments in Europe?

What is characteristic about the economies in Europe?

What do these pictures tell you about the geography of Europe?

World War I graves What do these pictures tell you about the common culture in Europe?

What types of technologies unify Europe? Hint: This helped Europeans to have many books.

Characteristics of EuropeCharacteristics of USA/Canada limited governments-like the constitutional monarchy in the United Kingdom common history-like knights, kings and queens, castles free markets-farms Cathedrals Christianity common traditions-like Christmas and soccer world wars many rivers and a lot of coastline many languages technologies like planes, trains, ships and the printing press helped unite limited government were colonies free market economies-farms Christianity Native Americans/ immigrants traditions like Christmas and football fought in world wars, but not in the region some rivers and coastline mostly speak English technologies like planes, trains, automobiles are used