Lakota Camp Themes for Native American History I. Diversity.
Easton’s 5 History Themes. A theme is a big idea that is present in almost all of the history we...
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Transcript of Easton’s 5 History Themes. A theme is a big idea that is present in almost all of the history we...
We will focus on one theme per unit of study:1. The Byzantine Empire2. The Islamic World3. Sub-Saharan Africa4. East Asia5.The Early Middle Ages6. The High Middle Ages7. The Renaissance and The Reformation8. The Scientific Revolution and The Enlightenment
Easton’s 5 History Themes1. Interaction between humans
and the environment2. Development and interaction
of cultures3. State-building, expansion and
Conflict4. Creation, expansion and
interaction of economic systems
5. Development and transformation of social structures
1. Interaction Between Humans and the Environment
a. Who lives where and why and how is that impacted by disease?
b. Why do people move?c. Why do people choose to live where they do?d. How do the natural resources impact technology?
1. Interaction Between Humans and the Environment Example
Immigration into the USA – Over the past 200 years many different ethnic groups have immigrated to America. Why?
2. Development and Interaction of Cultures
a. How do religions develop and why do people practice one religion over another?
b. How do people develop values and what will people do to protect those values?
c. How do science and technology impact the development of societies?
d. What does art and architecture say about a people and their culture?
2. Development and Interaction of Cultures
People practice many different religions – How
did these different religions develop and how
do they impact the people who practice
them?
3. State-building, Expansion and Conflict
a. How do people organize their leadership and how do leaders achieve power?
b. What rights does a nation have and how do those rights impact the relationship with other nations?
c. How and why does leadership change?d. Why do people interact over long distances?
3. State-building, Expansion and Conflict
The American Revolution – Over 200 years ago, British colonists decided to rebel against the British king. Why?
4. Creation, Expansion and Interaction of Economic Systems
a. How do people make the food they eat?
b. How are goods exchanged?c. How is work divided and
organized among a people?d. How did the emergence of
industry impact societies?e. What are the benefits and
limitations of a free market economy?
4. Creation, Expansion and Interaction of Economic Systems
Food Production - How do people get the food they eat?
5. Development and Transformation of Social Structures
a. How are men and women treated in different societies ?b. What role does family play in society?c. What defines ethnicity and how have different ethnic
groups interacted within a society or region?d. How is society organized and what is the relationship
between social classes and economic status?
5. Development and Transformation of Social Structures
During the 1960’s many Americans fought for or against equality for black and white Americans. How did that
shape the relationship between blacks and whites today?