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ORIGIN OF CULTURES

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What is the dominant continent?

Why didn’t the American Indian colonize Europe?

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Major Axes of Continents

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7 million BC

Migration of Humans

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7 million BC

1 million BC500,000 BC

Migration of Humans

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7 million BC

1 million BC500,000 BC

20,000 BC

30,000 BC

12,000 BC

10,000 BC

Migration of Humans

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Origin of Food Production

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Spread of Domesticated Animals

Horse, sheep, goats, cows, pigs

Llama

None

None

None

(8000 - 4000 BC)

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Spread of Technology & Language

Wheel (3000BC)

Writing (1500 BC)

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EAST

WEST

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WEST

WEST

WEST

WEST

EAST

WEST

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World Population

4 Billion

736 Million

535 Million

18 million

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East/West axis

Factors Leading to Creation of Major Cultures

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East/West axis

Ease of species spreadingMany suitable wild species

Factors Leading to Creation of Major Cultures

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Factors Leading to Creation of Major Cultures

East/West axis

Ease of species spreadingMany suitable wild species

Many domesticated plants & animals

Horses

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Factors Leading to Creation of Major Cultures

East/West axis

Ease of species spreadingMany suitable wild species

Many domesticated plants & animals

Food surpluses (leisure)

Horses

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Factors Leading to Creation of Major Cultures

East/West axis

Ease of species spreadingMany suitable wild species

Many domesticated plants & animals

Food surpluses (leisure)

Large, dense, sedentary, stratified societies

Horses

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Factors Leading to Creation of Major Cultures

East/West axis

Ease of species spreadingMany suitable wild species

Many domesticated plants & animals

Food surpluses (leisure)

Large, dense, sedentary, stratified societies

Technology

HorsesGunsSteel

Ships

GovernmentsWriting

Org. Religion

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Factors Leading to Creation of Major Cultures

East/West axis

Ease of species spreadingMany suitable wild species

Many domesticated plants & animals

Food surpluses (leisure)

Large, dense, sedentary, stratified societies

Technology

HorsesGunsSteel

Ships

GovernmentsWriting

Org. Religion Diseases

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Indo-European Languages

Sino-Tibetan

Elamo-Dravidian

Three dominant

mega cultures

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Judeo-Christian Daoism

Buddism

HinduMuslim

Three dominantreligions


Indochina 1800’s – French colonize Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam.

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1. What was the first ATTEMPT to colonize in America?

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Antarctica 1: Introduction to a continent. Antarctica Area = USA + Mexico Highest continent Driest Continent Windiest continent Coldest.

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An evolutionary stable strategy to colonize spatially ...thwa/pub/Evo_maintext.pdfAn evolutionary stable strategy to colonize spatially extended habitats Weirong Liu1,2,*, Jonas Cremer3,4,*,

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Chapter 2 Europeans Colonize North America, 1600 1650.

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IslandBiogeography Students Colonize Islands to Test Hypotheses 12-Haefner

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Baron de Bastrop helped Moses Austin colonize Texas.

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The English Begin to Colonize North America. Key Terms ch arter: legal document giving rights to a person or company (example: to colonize land). joint-stock.

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Co-exist, Colonize, or Combine? - EGOS Colloquium 2012

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Size Coastline--smooth, few harbors, poor river transportation, didn’t exactly encourage exploration on the part of Africans or of the African continent.

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Baron de Bastrop helped Moses Austin colonize Texas

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The Vibrio cholerae ToxR Regulon Encodes Host-Specific ... · successfully colonize the human small intestine, the vibrios must penetrate the mucus gel and attach to and colonize

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Plate tectonics. Continent-continent collisions.

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The native people in Australia were the aborigines. In the past the aborigines didn’t live in one place. They travelled around the Australian continent.

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