
Migration
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Caitlin Irwin
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By Caitlin Irwin
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The act of moving to a new region
To migrate is to move to a different region.
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What does it mean to migrate?
To travel from one place to another
To stay in the same place
To fly
To build a new house
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Long period of time of extreme cold that affected the earth.
The temperatures where a threat to human survival.
The climate became cold and dry.
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What was the ice age?
A movie
A time where there was no ice
A time when the world was covered in ice
A time before writing
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During the Ice Age the climate became
cold and dry
warm and moist
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The ice sheets created strips of dry land that connected the continents and led to constant travel among clans.
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People were forced to move.
They would move to more food and water.
They would move to look for a warmer climate.
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Land that was underwater was now above water. These are called land bridges.
Frozen water allowed humans to walk on it.
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What did the landbridge pictured here allow the hunter-gatherers to do?
establish permanent settlements
set up farms
migrate across continents
have protections from enemies
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Anthropologists are people who study human behavior, human biology, and human societies.
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Archaeologists study material remains.
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-historical science that studies the past
-uses artifacts, ruins, and fossils to unlock clues about the past
-Carbon-14 dating is used to give the age
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A primary source is something created by a person who participated in or saw an event in the past. Artifacts are primary sources. They are objects made in the past by people who used them.
Do you have a primary source at your home?
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Was this artifact MADE in the past? If the answer is yes, it is a primary source
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We can also use secondary sources to learn about life in the past. Secondary sources are materials prepared by people who did not participate in or see events for themselves. These people can study a primary source to help them find out information to create their secondary source.
What is secondary source that you know of?
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Ask yourself...
Was this artifact MADE now? If the answer is yes, it is a secondary source.
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Historians use primary sources like artifacts to build a picture of life in the past. When they create other documents or objects, like the teepee, totem, or painting in the museum, these become secondary sources. Primary and secondary sources shape our understanding of the past.
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What kind of source was created by people who participated in or saw an event in the past?
Primary source
Secondary source
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A secondary source is created by people who did NOT see or participate in a event in the past. True or False?
False
True
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a bowl from ancient Egypt
primary
secondary
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A picture of the soldiers during the Revolutionary War
primary
secondary
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a textbook chapter on the Middle Ages
primary
secondary
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A documentary about the Paleolithic Age
Primary
Secondary
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A movie showing the life of George Washington.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
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Your parents describing how your great grandfather came to America.
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
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A play showing how Benjamin Franklin flew a kite during a lightning storm.
Primary
Secondary
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Anne Frank's diary describing her life during World War 2.
Primary
Secondary
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A cartoon showing how Pocahontas met John Smith.
Primary
Secondary
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A YouTube video describing how the pyramids were built.
Primary
Secondary
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Fossil remains discovered in Callao cave.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
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The earliest humans started on what continent?
Asia
Africa
Europe
Antarctica
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What is a nomad?
An archaeologist
A scientist
A person who stays in one place
A person who travels in search of food
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