2.1.3 Journal: Write Your Own Big-Picture Narrative Journal World History Sem 1 (S3061478) Elijah Romero Points possible: 10 Date: ____________ In this journal activity, you will write your own version of history for the period between 8000 and 600 BCE by answering the questions below. In your responses, use your own words and be as clear as possible. You will be graded primarily on the completeness and clarity of your writing. Terms: • Neolithic Revolution • civilization Directions 1. Think of a creative or descriptive name for this time period. For example, you might call the period before the development of agriculture “Life Before Farming” or “Hunting to Survive.” Make this name the title of your journal entry. 2. Write …show more content…
There is only stone tools that we the people us to survive, stone spears to hunt, also you have to make you own bow and arrows to survive in the hunting grounds. Only the men are allowed to go hunting, the woman’s stay home, cook, clean and take care of the kids. The kids between 10 and 18 have to collect wild barriers from the forest. One of the major regions is the mountains; we use it to collect fresh water for the tribe. Another major region is the ocean, which we hunt down big fish. Our home is in the valley, were we collect the fresh water from the mountains and a big river that connects to the ocean, we get most of our supplies from the forest. When the migrating season comes we all have to pack up and go to follow the food, after many season pass by we move back to our old home. This made a big impact on our history because we didn’t know how to farm or to tame wild animals to breed. If this would not have happened, then we would not be moving place to place to follow the food source. The effect is big because they don’t have the same tools, knowledge or technology as we do today. We see big improvements today, better those days in 600 BCE, we learned so much over the
They practice tribal religion and some people live in traditional house called Hogan,
All of the tribe spoke the same language. As there were boundaries set the animals, birds, roots and nests belonged to the tribe within the boundaries, this include parts of the river as well. If you wished to hunt within the boundaries you needed permission to set foot on the
Women cooked for the whole village. They ate fresh meat, fish, turtles, deer, turkey and other animals. Clothing: Their clothing was very different. The women wore long skirts and puffy blouses.
The tribes painted their body and faces with bright colors. They hunted buffalo, elk, and deer and planted mainly corn. They lived from the land. They were known for their amazing bead work, pottery, and buffalo hide paintings. They were very spiritual people.
In the Nez Perce tribe women and men had different responsibilities with food. The women took care of finding berries, seeds, fruits, vegetables and other natural things in the wild. The men hunted and killed fish for their family. They particularly like hunting deer, buffalo, foxes, salmon, and sometimes trout. They did this by shooting arrows or spears while riding on horses, if they didn’t have a horse they would do it on foot.
They hunted for buffaloes and gathered berries and vegetables. They also used the buffalo skin for clothes. Some other things they wore were deer skins and feather headdresses. My ancestors mostly lived in teepees through hot summers and cold winters toward the center of North America. They made travois which are like modern day sleds, ropes, shields, bows, and parfleches
Even though they hunted on land, but they also fished. They fished for almost anything they can eat. The tribes had a lot of the same weapons. All of these tribes used bows and arrows for many things like hunting and war, but there are many other things that they are used for. Another weapon they used were spears.
The tribes were grouped based on their cultural and environmental characteristics (Oswalt, Page 21). The customs of these different tribes impact the structure of families, gender
People settled in communities and weren’t nomads any longer. It gave them a place to stay instead of building and rebuilding homes. They also started to produce goods and trade. This was helpful because they could trade with other people to get things that they don’t have, or can’t make. The text says,”In the Neolithic Age people started farming, building communities, producing goods, and trading”.
The Neolithic age was a period in the developments of human technology, starting in some parts of the Middle East around 10,000 BCE, and which later spread to other parts of the world. It is also considered as the last part of the Stone Age. The Neolithic Revolution, which is also called the Agricultural Revolution, is the transition of human cultures from the lifestyle of hunting and gathering, to agriculture and settlement, thus increasing the ability to sustain a larger population. Domestication of Plants Domestication is the process of adapting wild plants and animals for use by humans. These can be used to make different resources for human consumption and use, such as food, clothing, medicine, etc.
The men usually hunted for food and fought when it is necessary to do so. They cut down trees for planting and used the wood to build homes and canoes. They made tools and worked outside for the most part. Cherokee women worked at home and controlled what happened in the household. The women in this particular tribe owned the men and had the majority power over their families.
They used more complex tools and started farming, which allowed them to settle down in one place with a steady source of food. There was a big change in food sources between these ages. This relates to nature in PERSIAN. There was also a change in their tools and technology. This relates to arts and sciences.
The agricultural technology that was invented during the medieval ages resulted in social and economic developments which affected the lives of those living in that period. The new machinery allowed the townspeople to grow a surplus of food and in result learn new specialties and trades. “When these people could produce a surplus, they were freed to do other things, which provided the basis for towns, cities, and civilization”( flowofhistory.com). Civilian life was made more comfortable because of the advancements that were made through the ages.
You don't realize how easily little things turn into big things until after you wake up. I had been eating dinner with my family when I heard my favorite show's finale announce itself on the T.V. upstairs. I packed in what was left on my plate, thanked my parents for food, and excused myself from the table to throw my dishes in the sink that was piling high with dishes. I dashed to the stairs and hit the first step before my dad began to interrogate me with questions about school and other things that had not involved my show that was now beginning without me. I gave him words of assurance and darted for the couch.
Did you know that only happy people are allowed in space? It is because you cannot cry on space as your tears will never fall… Wait, there is more… Did you know that there is a huge reservoir of water that is floating and orbiting in space, and which is the equivalent to about 140 trillion times all the water in the earth’s oceans and seas? Did you know that in 1962, the United States blew up a Hydrogen Bomb in space that was close to hundred times stronger than the Atom Bomb they dropped in Hiroshima?