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This document provides instructions for a lesson on the Native Americans who settled North America and North Carolina. Students are asked to read about the five largest Native American groups in North Carolina and how many Native Americans lived in the present-day state. They then work with peers to answer questions about why Europeans may have been shocked by Native Americans' appearance and reasons why Native Americans found European arrival threatening. Finally, students are to write a four sentence summary answering who settled the Americas and North Carolina, and what culture Native Americans developed to survive.
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The document discusses how continental drift occurs through plate tectonics. It explains that convection currents in the asthenosphere, the liquid layer between the lithosphere and outer core, cause the movement of tectonic plates. Hot magma in the mantle rises due to convection currents, cools and sinks, moving the rigid tectonic plates comprising the lithosphere. This continuous cycling of magma drives the drifting of continents via plate tectonics.
Day 2 Continental Drift
Scientists found tropical plant fossils like coconut fossils in Antarctica, where the climate is now very cold. This provided evidence that the continents have moved over time, as the same types of fossils are only found in tropical areas currently. Therefore, the continents could not have always been in their current positions.
Day 3 Earth Layers
The document discusses how continental drift occurs through plate tectonics. It explains that convection currents in the asthenosphere, the liquid layer between the lithosphere and inner core, cause the movement of tectonic plates. Hot magma in the mantle rises due to convection currents, cools and sinks, moving the rigid tectonic plates comprising the lithosphere over geologic time. This cyclical movement of magma drives the drifting of continents via plate tectonics.
Earthquakes
Most earthquakes occur along tectonic plate boundaries and are caused by the buildup and sudden release of stress in rock. Rock can deform plastically or elastically under stress, and will break if stretched too far, releasing seismic energy. The type and strength of earthquake depends on the type of plate boundary, with transform boundaries producing moderate quakes, convergent boundaries producing strong deep quakes, and divergent boundaries producing weak shallow quakes.
Earth Layers Density
The document is a lesson plan on density and the layers of the Earth. It includes the following key points:
1. It introduces density and defines it as mass per volume. More dense materials sink, while less dense materials float.
2. It discusses how the Earth separates into layers based on density - the inner core is the most dense, followed by the outer core, mantle, and crust, which is the least dense.
3. It includes an experiment where students observe the separation of liquids of different densities in a graduated cylinder, and draw an analogy between this and the layers of the Earth.
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Here are the answers to the Chapter 4 review questions in your notebook:
16. Tobacco became the cash crop that saved Jamestown.
17. John Smith enforced strict rules and discipline to get the colonists to work.
18. Pocahontas helped the colonists by bringing them food during the Starving Time.
19. John Rolfe experimented with different tobacco varieties and cultivation methods.
20. The headright system gave colonists land for each immigrant they brought over.
21. Indentured servitude provided labor for the tobacco plantations.
25. John Smith, John Rolfe, and Lord De La Warr helped establish order and find economic success at Jamestown.
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- 1. Bell Ringer Get the BLUE textbooks and open to page 23 Look at the map and answer the following questions List the 5 groups that might have depended on fish for survival List 3 groups that might have depended on farming for survival What Indian Cultural Groups make up North Carolina
- 2. Native Americans of North Carolina • UEQ: Who settled North American and North Carolina and what kind of Culture did they develop to survive? • Lesson Essential Question: By the end of the lesson you will be able to Identify who settled present day North Carolina and what kind of culture did they develop to survive
- 3. Do On Your Own • Read the section “A Well shap’d Clean made People” • In your notebook answer the following questions – What were the 5 largest Native American Groups? – How many Native Americans Lived in present day North Carolina? THEN • Discuss with your table to make sure everyone has the same answer!
- 4. THINK, PAIR, SHARE • You will be working with the people NEXT to you to answer questions. NOT YOUR WHOLE TABLE! • Each slide will tell you to either THNK, PAIR, OR SHARE – Follow the directions on the slide • Think- you do on your own • Pair and Share you work with the person next to you.
- 5. THINK! • Take 2 minute and WRITE DOWN 1 reason why might Europeans have been shocked by the appearance of Native Americans in North Carolina
- 6. PAIR AND SHARE • Take 3 minutes and discuss your answer with the person sitting next to you. Come up with a shared answer to present during class
- 7. Do On Your Own • Read “Leaving a Mark on the Land” and answer the following questions – How did the natives people of North Carolina trace their Ancestry? – How did Native Americans view Plants and Animals THEN • Discuss with your table to make sure everyone has the same answer!
- 8. THINK! • Take 2 minutes to WRITE DOWN 2 reasons why the Native Americans found the arrival of Europeans threatening to their way of life?
- 9. PAIR AND SHARE • Take 3 minutes and discuss your answer with the person sitting next to you. Come up with a shared answer to present during class
- 10. Summarizing • Write at least 4 sentences (3 sentences each) answering the following questions: – What Native Americans settled the Americas? – What Native Americans settled present day North Carolina? – What kind of culture did the Native Americans develop to survive ?
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