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1. How does our unit essential question (How did issues of power, wealth, and morality influence exploration and colonization in North America?) connect to desires for God, Gold, and Glory?

2. How could exploration of a new land bring power to a person? To a nation?
3. Why might nations feel compelled to spread their religious traditions outside of their own borders?
4. Is the desire for gold/wealth a personal desire or a patriotic desire? Can it be both?

5. How does the desire for power and wealth connect to or conflict with the desire for morality?

Answer:

How could exploration of a new land bring power to a person? To a nation?

Explanation:

The motivation for exploring new land was the lack of resources in one's home nation that sent them around the world seeking untapped resouces. The discovery of new land with provided explorers with the power to obtain these resources such as gold or animal hides, and take them back to their home nation, thus making the rich and in turn, powerful.

Colonial nations obtained power through the exploration of land by exploiting the people they colonized and the materials that their land had to offer. This power was given to them through mercantilism. Britain is a great example of that. They facilitated the slave trade, collected the cotton, tobacco, sugar, etc, and distrubted those products worldwide. As no other nation could produce what Britain was providing, the other nations became reliant on Britain for these products, ergo making them very powerful.

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What happened in 2005 when Hurricane Katrina struck Louisiana? Check all that apply.

Levees broke and failed to protect New Orleans.
A spillway would not open and cities were flooded.
It caused one of the costliest disasters in US history.
Eighty percent of New Orleans became covered in floodwater.
The city of New Orleans sank deeper due to subsidence.
An overflow of water damaged many businesses and homes.

Party nominees are chosen in the primaries and the president is chosen by the _________

In the early 18th century the economy of France was depressed. The government was deeply in debt and taxes were high. In addition, the French controlled the colony of Louisiana, a vast settlement in the interior of North America. The Louisiana Colony included the Natchez district and the area along the Mississippi Gulf Coast in present-day Mississippi. France was the first European country to settle this area of North America (1699–1763). –"John Law and the Mississippi Bubble," Jon Moen What was the state of the French economy in the early 1700s? Check all that apply. The French government was in debt. The taxes citizens paid were very high. Employment was on the rise for French citizens. The French economy was shrinking instead of expanding. France had lost economic control of its colonies in America.

What is an economic motivation of behavior in market economies?

A. Governments giving economic orders

B. Consumers learning about opportunity costs

C. Consumers gaining unlimited economic resources

D. Businesses competing for profits

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1. List one positive influence AND one negative influence that computers have on society.



2. What would happen if every piece of technology around you were to disappear?




3. Give one example of how society has influenced the development of technology over time. Explain.

Why was the Enlightenment considered the Age of Reason?

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oglethorpe built forts to defend against spanish invasion good or bad decision

Why do you need a telescope to see Proxima Centauri?

How did Aśoka’s belief in nonviolence contribute to better relations with other empires?
A. Aśoka used spies to help him stop invaders.
B. Aśoka stopped using war to expand his empire.
C. Aśoka created a well-trained standing army.
D. Aśoka paid taxes to outside people to avoid attacks.

The sun is closer to Earth than any other star.
What evidence from the passage supports this statement?- read this- After the sun sets, take a look at the night sky. On a clear night, you’ll be able to see stars scattered across the black expanse that we call our universe. If you’re lucky, you might be able to spot some stars that look bigger than others—they shine brighter and attract our attention more than their smaller neighbors do. You might wonder: why are some stars brighter than others?

After much observation, scientists discovered the way stars appear to us depends on more than their actual size—it’s also about how far they are from us. Therefore, the farther a star is from Earth, the smaller it will appear to us. The closer it is, the bigger it will look.

Try to think of the biggest star you’ve seen in the sky. An easy one, right? The sun! That’s because the sun is closest to us compared to all other stars, located at just a short 150 million kilometers from Earth.

The next one? That’s a tougher question. Many people answer Alpha Centauri, but some don’t know that it’s actually a cluster of three stars—Alpha Centauri A, Alpha Centauri B, and Proxima Centauri. Proxima Centauri is 4.24 light-years away and closest to our sun. A light-year is the distance that light travels in one year. We use this measurement because light is the only thing in the universe that maintains a constant speed. However, even though Proxima Centauri is the closest star to the earth after the sun, you can only see it with a very powerful telescope. That doesn’t make sense—didn’t we just say that closer stars appear larger and more visible?

Well, Proxima Centauri is what we call a red dwarf. Red dwarf stars are very small, typically having less than half the mass of the sun. That means they generate less energy than the sun. Most stars burn hydrogen for fuel. Similar to the way a car uses gas for power, a star uses hydrogen for energy. Red dwarfs burn hydrogen very slowly, which means they generate little light compared to stars like the sun.

Proxima Centauri is the closest star after the sun, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s what we consider close in our minds. To completely understand how far away this star is, let’s think about traveling 4.24 light-years away. NASA has built one of the fastest spacecrafts in existence, called New Horizons, which travels at about 60,000 kilometers per hour. Even at this speed, it would take the spacecraft 78,000 years to reach Proxima Centauri from Earth.

Sadly, the first few closest stars are not visible to the naked eye at night, which means we can’t see them while we’re stargazing from our homes or backyards. The closest star we can see at night is called Sirius, or the Dog Star. While Proxima Centauri is only 4.24 light-years away, Sirius is 8.6 light-years away. However, since Sirius is so large (almost twice the size of the sun), we can see it in the night sky.

So go outside and see what you can find up there!

Where are the plains in Israel?

who won the battle of the American and British revolution and why.

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Indigenous Cultures of North America Research Project Template

Identify the Native American culture group you are researching for your project: ________________

Website links and/or titles and authors of resources used:

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Use the spaces below to record at least three bulleted notes.
Make a star next to the idea that you think best shows the complexity of the society.
Make any notes that represent a characteristic that is a necessity for a society to be considered complex in RED. As part of a case study, these can then be used during the next unit to evaluate colonial societies.

Background (history and settlement) of the culture group in North America:
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Economy:
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Politics:
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Indigenous Cultures of North America
Research Project Template (continued)

Social Structure (daily life):
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Religion:
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Culture (art, music, and stories):
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The last questions 4,5,6,7 and 8 and 9

4. How would you describe the word complex in your own words?

5. What makes a culture or society complex?

6. What would a complex society be like?

7.How would a simple society be different?

8. What are some characteristics that a society might have to be considered complex?

9. How does the society maintain order and provide for their needs and wants?

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Use the spaces below to record at least three bulleted notes.
Make a star next to the idea that you think best shows the complexity of the society.
Make any notes that represent a characteristic that is a necessity for a society to be considered complex in RED. As part of a case study, these can then be used during the next unit to evaluate colonial societies.

Background (history and settlement) of the culture group in North America:
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Economy:
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Politics:
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Indigenous Cultures of North America
Research Project Template (continued)

Social Structure (daily life):
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Religion:
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Culture (art, music, and stories):
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