Unit 3 Environment-Human Interaction 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Neolithic RevGreen.

Unit 3 Environment-Human Interaction 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Neolithic RevGreen RevColumbian Exchange Industrial RevEnvironmental Impact

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Question Answer Neolithic Rev-100* QUESTION: Define Neolithic Revolution

Question Answer Answer: People began modify and incorporate agriculture into their lives

Question Answer Neolithic Rev-200 QUESTION: Provide a benefit and consequence of agriculture

Question Answer ANSWER: Benefits: food production, settlements, Consequences: dependent on crops, gender roles, hierarchy, overuse of land, diet

Question Answer Neolithic Rev-300 QUESTION: Who were the Nomads? Provide a benefit and consequence during this time period nomads experience.

Question Answer ANSWER: Hunter and gathers Benefit-better diet, didn’t degrade environment Consequence- stability, could only hunt or gather what you could carry

Question Answer Neolithic Rev-400* QUESTION: Compare nomads and agriculturalists impact on the environment

Question Answer ANSWER: Nomads: Used large amounts of land so didn’t have that great of an impact on land Agriculturalists: used a small parcel of land extensively

Question Answer Neolithic Rev-500* QUESTION: Describe the impact of the agricultural revolution (three)

Question Answer ANSWER: Gender roles were established, labor become more specialized, famine/starvation dependence, hierarchies established, environmental consequences

Question Answer QUESTION: Define Green Revolution Green Rev-100

Question Answer ANSWER: Advancement in agricultural technologies to feed to the developing world

Question Answer Green Rev-200 QUESTION: Why did it occur?

Question Answer ANSWER: Malnutrition and Starvation were prevalent in the developing world and were expecting a tremendous population growth

Question Answer Green Rev-300 QUESTION: Provide two positive and two negative critiques of the Green Revoltuon

Question Answer ANSWER: +fed the developing world, help industrialized, jobs -irrigation systems pollute scare drinking water, birth defects, poor diet, overuse of land

Question Answer Green Rev-400 QUESTION: What's the next step regarding the Green Revolution?

Question Answer ANSWER: New technologies that will provide food to the developing world and won’t harm the environment

Question Answer Green Rev-500 QUESTION: Who is credited with sparking the Green Revolution?

Question Answer ANSWER: Norman Bourlag

Question Answer Columbian Exchange-100 QUESTION: Define Columbian Exchange

Question Answer ANSWER: Conversion of people, animals, plants, & goods

Question Answer Columbian Exchange-200 QUESTION: Provide two examples of EACH the origins of food, crops, animals, etc of the old world and new world

Question Answer ANSWER: Old-wheat, barley, cows, horses, chickens, small pox New-corn, potatoes, buffalo, turkey, syphilis

Question Answer Columbian Exchange-300 QUESTION: How did the Columbian Exchange impact the environment?

Question Answer ANSWER: It transformed ecosystems by introducing new plants and animals to the current ecosystem

Question Answer Columbian Exchange-400* QUESTION: The Columbian exchange resulted in: (not environmental)

Question Answer ANSWER: Population growth Trade Spread of Diseases Destruction of Native population

Question Answer Columbian Exchange-500 QUESTION: Explain Crosby’s argument on the Columbian Exchange

Question Answer ANSWER:Highlight the drastic ecological changes that human beings are capable of causing even when it is not their intention to do so

Question Answer IR-100 QUESTION: Define the Industrial Revolution

Question Answer ANSWER: The introduction and advancement of new technologies and production techniques, impacted urbanization, & revolutionized the work foce

Question Answer IR-200 QUESTION: Where did the IR originate? Why?

Question Answer ANSWER: Great Britain Extensive natural resources

Question Answer IR-300 QUESTION: Define urbanization. Why did it occur?

Question Answer ANSWER: Creation/build up of cities. High demand for jobs (factories present in cities)

Question Answer IR-400 QUESTION: Provide three impacts (non- environmental) of the industrial revolution

Question Answer ANSWER: Working conditions/hours/laborers, urbanization, disruption of family roles, advancement in infrastructure, increase in population, decrease in # of farmers, challenges of city life (sewage/crowded)

Question Answer IR-500* QUESTION: The Industrial Revolution and the Columbian Exchange were both similar in what way?

Question Answer ANSWER: Resulted in large population boom

Question Answer Environment-Impact-100* QUESTION: Who was credited with making the connection between global warming and natural disasters? How does global influence natural disasters?

Question Answer ANSWER: Al Gore Global Warming influences the intensity of natural disasters (hurricanes, storms)

Question Answer Environment Imapct-200 QUESTION: What will occur as a result of global warming? Provide two effects

Question Answer ANSWER: Melting of ice caps, strong storms, extreme temperatures, rising sea levels, increase in human casualties and destruction

Question Answer Environment Impact-300 QUESTION: What causes global warming? Explain the process. What is the leading contributor?

Question Answer ANSWER: Sun rays can’t radiate back out to the atmosphere because a thick layer of green house gases have emerged in the atmosphere. Co2 from burning fossil fuels is the largest contributor

Question Answer Environment Impact-400 QUESTION: Summarize Mclamb argument regarding climate change

Question Answer ANSWER: Since the beginning of human life on earth there has been a greater demand for resources than availability of resources

Question Answer Environment-500 QUESTION: Developed and Developing countries generally ____________on regarding climate change

Question Answer ANSWER: disagree about the benefits of industrialization but agree on the threats posed by climate change

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