Ap Human Geography Chapter 2 Study Guide

The Indians lived in villages that ranged in size from 20 to 100 houses and in

The Shoshone tribe lives in parts of Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, and even in California. Also, they still live in these areas today.Some information about their Environment they lived in the valleys and mountains west and southwest of Great Salt Lake.How they adapted to their environment is they lived in small and fluid family groups, hunting and gathering scarce resources throughout the spring, summer and fall. During the winter, the small groups gathered together into larger camps in areas that provided cover, timber, and food sources to supplement the foodstuffs they had gathered and stored.

* Knowledge of geography promotes a greater understanding of the books and newspapers we read. For example, it helps farmers choose crops best suited to the climatic and soil conditions of the areas in which they live.

Conclusion: This report was mainly about the Chumash Indians. You learned what they lived in and what they ate. You also learned about their clothes, tools, customs, beliefs, and their

For my theme, I chose the word change because I feel that throughout this chapter, each civilization has gone through changes as time went on. Western Asia went through changes when it was split into Babylonia and Assyria. The two zones became different and accomplished things on their own after. But in the Mediterranean, after many people settles and migrated from many place of the world, the Mediterranean became more successful because of its goods and success in trading. Also in Israel, when the Bible became more popular and there were more followers of Yahweh, many customs were changed. For example, monotheism was one of the changes the Israelites went through, because before, polytheism, the worship of more than one god, was more popular and well-known.

2. Guadeloupe is made up of nine islands. There are two large islands: Basse-Terre and Grande-Terre.

Due to Melbourne’s climate is one of a temperate oceanic climate. During the summers between the months of December and February, temperatures may rise to 40oC, but are averagely ranging between 20oC to 26oC. The coldest temperatures occur during the winter months of June and August which often lie within a range of 10oC to 15oC

What was the population of Native Americans in North America at the time of Columbus’s arrival?

Winter (wet season): Weather similar to that of Spanish coastal towns. Temperature reaches an average maximum of 16*C (61*F) and only about 5 or 6 hours of sunlight can be witnessed during this season.

In this paragraph you will experience, tradition about the Mohawk tribe. The Mohawk tribe ate berries, pigs, dear, herbs, and fish. The men wore breech clothes and leggings. The women wore

The Plain Indians had interesting geography and landscape to learn about. The Plains were located from Texas to Montana and all the way to Canada. The location causes good weather for farming year round. In the exhibit the location is shown by the Rocky Mountains on the bottom of the exhibit and the Mississippi River on the top of the exhibit. Trees were scarce in the Plains. The trees supplied wood for the Indians so they could make new weapons. In the exhibit this is shown by the Mississippi River. Rivers helped out the Indians by supplying them with fresh food, water, and good soil for farming. In this exhibit the river is shown on the top. In conclusion the Plains Indians rely on natural resources to live a structured

1. The factors that are listed in 1.2 are world population growth, ecological disturbances, technological advancements, microbial evolution and adaptation, and human behavior and attitudes. World population growth can impact the spread because if we are looking at just one area of people that is extremely crowded and one of them has a disease; by person to person contact it can spread more easily compared to an area of people that is less compacted with people. Ecological disturbances such as climate changes, and natural disasters, can increase spreading of Zika because climate has a lot to do with where the mosquitos, and they also need places to live. If we had a natural disaster such as a flood, that is a lot of water and that’s what mosquitos

In Algonkian tribe’s like the Potawatomi men wore red or blue in the summer and fancy buffalo robes in the winter. When playing games, they would wear a loin cloth and moccasins. Which is one of the two ways people expect to see Native American’s the other being in the heavily stereotyped feather dress. Women wore knee length dresses. They did not like to sew the hides unless the clothes were for a special purpose. They used animal

The central theme of this weeks reading is to give us insight on the Natives of the Northwest Coast social structure and how they were the outstanding exception to the stereotypes that hunting and gathering cultures or fish and gathering cultures in their case are classified by sparse possessions, small egalitarian bands and simple technologies. In their location there was a limited supply of food; less work was required to meet the needs of subsistence of the population rather than in farming communities of comparable size the food unused by the Northwest Coast people encourage development of social stratification. There usually was a ruling elite that controlled use of rights to communal property, with the “house society” for a form of social

A Nomad is a member of a group of people who have no fixed home and move according to the seasons from place to place in search of food, water, and grazing land and in our case booze, women, and perfecting our gun fighting skills. A NOMAD is a person with no fixed residence who roams about a wanderer. It is a valued distinction of lifestyle that only a few can truly live up to, and as such, causes unfavorable notice when seen used by those most obviously not living up to the common meaning. By definition a "NOMAD", more often than not, will be traveling alone and needs an ability to represent, maintain & otherwise survive under circumstances unusual from the norm.