Wednesday September 7  DAILY JOURNAL  Homework out (3 rd Period)  If you finish the journal, work on your map.

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Wednesday September 7  DAILY JOURNAL  Homework out (3 rd Period)  If you finish the journal, work on your map

Map of North America  Finish map from yesterday  MINUTES!  If finished…color map and create a key of the regions.

Three Old Worlds Create a New Europe and Africa at the dawn of Exploration

African Societies  Just as diverse as in America  Islam spread with the introduction of the camel used in trade  Swahili language/culture on east coast  Bantu speaking peoples in south

West Africa  Tropical rainforests, savanna grassland  Fished, cattle herding and agriculture  Heavily influenced by Islamic culture  Africans exchanged ivory, gold and slaves for salt, dates, silk and cotton  Grew RICE  Polytheistic-developed rituals for good harvests

Gender Roles  Men/women shared farming roles  Men hunted/fished  Many practiced polygamy  Women and men directed spiritual life

Slavery in West Africa  Recognized communal and individual land ownership  SLAVERY EXISTED BEFORE THE NEW WORLD Slaves were common because of…  Debt  Punishment for crimes  Wars

European Societies

 Agricultural peoples  Europe divided linguistically (language), politically and economically BUT similar overall  Societies hierarchical

Gendered Division of Labor  Few cities in Europe and most lived on communal farms  Men did fieldwork  Women did household tasks  Hunting had LITTLE economic importance due to domestication of animals (pigs, goats, cattle)  Men DOMINATE politics and religion

Christianity  Dominant religion in Europe was Catholic  Pope led Catholic church with all male leaders

Assignment: Diary  Pretend you are either a Native or an African Write a five entry journal Can be male or female Possible items to discuss: hunting, fishing, farming, wars, cleaning, ceremonies, marriages BE CREATIVE Each should be about a paragraph and be ACCURATE!