(3/25- 3/29) Week 2 Agenda-4
Monday March 25
Objective: To finish our work understanding pre-colonial regional trade networks so we can full understand the ways that trade evolved and expanded during the colonial period.
- Entry:
- Thinking back to last week, what are the similarities and differences between colonialism and imperialism?
- Are either of these systems still practiced today?
- Where?
- Activity:
- Closing: What is one thing that stood out from what you read so far?
Tuesday March 26
- Objective: To begin to understand the Columbian Exchange and explain its global impacts.
- Entry:
- What do these quotes Links to an external site. from Christopher Columbus tell you about how early European Colonizers viewed indigenous peoples they encountered in new areas?
- What do you think were the main ways that indigenous people who lived in areas that were colonized by European powers were impacted by that colonization?
- What impacts did it have on the European societies starting colonies around the world?
- Activity:
- The Columbian Exchange: Crash Course World History
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- What were some of the main things exchanged?
- What are some of the long term impacts of the Columbian Exchange?
- The Columbian Exchange: Crash Course World History
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- Closing:
- What is one impact of the Columbian Exchange you can see in the world today?
Wednesday March 27/Thursday March 28
- Objective: To be able to explain the Columbian Exchange and it's long term impacts throughout the world.
- Entry (Check-In)
- What is/are your favorite comfort food(s)?
- Where did those foods come from in your life? (Parents, Cultural Background, Saw it and it looked good, etc.)
- What area of the world are those foods originally from? Can you trace any of their roots back to the Columbian Exchange?
- Activity:
- See Canvas Assignment: The Columbian Exchange and its Impacts
Friday April 29
- Objective: To complete our work on the Columbian Exchange and discuss its impacts.
- Entry:
- Activity: