Reading Activity

Chaco Canyon, located in what is New Mexico today, closer to Arizona, is one of the archeological sites with many hypothesis and conclusions full of contradiction because of its complexity of what was happening there during Chaco’s economical peak. It is one of the prehistorical places that hold the history of the humans and how complex the organization between social, religious and economical was. The remains of the amazing tall and complex buildings surrounded with roads helped the archeologists to hypothesize the use of those buildings and those roads that surrounded them.

The main difference between these two societies is that the herders hunted and gathered their food instead

Do you know anything about how the Coastal and the Plateau use their surroundings? Or especially how they survived? The Puyallup and the Colville tribes interacted with their environment to provide food, shelter and clothing for their people.

In the late twentieth century archaeologists found “a planned city that include pyramid mounds of packed earth arranged around huge open plazas, temples and astronomical observations” (35). While this description shows how Cahokia was the center of Native Americans social, political, economic and religious activity, it was not unique. There were many evidences about Native communities along the Mississippi river valley (32-34). However, by any measure of civilization, Cahokia was the largest of all. It has flourished longer than the U.S. has existed as a nation and the decline took place before Europeans set foot in America (36).

Two thousand years ago the American southwest was populated by a group of people called the Anasazi or “the ancient ones”. They began to build a series of great housing complexes and by the middle of the 12-century the Anasazi disappeared and no one knows why. These early Anasazi were nomadic hunters-gatherers ranging over great territories then began to settle in communities such as the Chaco Canyon which is now in New Mexico. Four hundred years later Spanish settlers stumbled upon these cities and called it Pueblo Bonito.

The author; Jared Diamond made a very convincing point that Eurasia was the most dominant region in the world rather than any other regions in the world. Factors like Eurasia had east and west axis, more domesticated animals and plants, and with easier geography and climate environment to adapt to. The location of many regions heavily depend on the location in which they are in, making some areas easier to survive in. The questions could be easily answered by the thesis with many example to prove them true. The Polynesians were the islands on the Pacific Ocean between the Americas and Japan. The Maoris were farmers were farmers in New Zealand with more land and more resources than the Morioris. The Morioris lived in the Chatham Islands with

Carmack, Robert M. The Legacy of Mesoamerica: History and Culture of a Native American Civilization. Second ed. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall, 1996. Print.

Personally, Bible reading has increase over the years tremendously. There were years of not owning a Bible at home, during my childhood or adult years of life. There was a struggle at one point learning how to read the Bible, that is, people talk about the story that was inside the Bible, but there was no personal reading time. The initial purchase of a Bible was in the year of 1993, by a door-to-door sales person whose Bible resemble a purse. Even then, the Bible collect dust on the self, because there was no attendance of church, personally or for my kid. I was not winning the mother of the year awarded during that time, spiritually.

Thank you for helping me read. You are fun to read with and you are funny. I will always remember the jokes at the end of the books we would read. Thank you for teaching me all of the stuff when we are reading. I was reading all of those coll books and I really liked them. One of my favorite books was the one about the earth and the moon. Thank you for helping me read words and understand what hey mean. My favorite part is when Daisy gives me kisses. Because of you and Daisy I get A's on my reading test and learn about animals. I hope you come back. I will really miss you next year. I was so happy the day I found out I would get to read with Daisy. Thank you for helping me with words.I like that Daisy has the same middle name as me. I also like it when you give me a

My mother believes reading is very beneficial to everyone it opens your mind to new things, keeps your mind sharp and keeps you learning. When you read you can see the world in someone else's eyes and it opens your mind to new perspectives that you would normally not see. You get a brand new look on the world and my mom believes that that is a very important aspect of reading. Another reason why she believes reading is so remarkable is because it keeps your mind sharp. When you read a book your vocab increases more than when you talk or get direct teaching. This is very important for young minds because we are constantly growing and when we grow up having an advanced vocabulary can help us in the real world. Finally, my mom thinks reading is

Overall, the Direct Reading Activity went great. The only part I struggled with was the oral reading. I could tell towards the end they were losing focus. Next time, I will give them their own copy of the book and have them read silently. The issue I have with silent reading is not being able to ask questions throughout the story; however, questions could be given at the end of silent reading. My other concern is a student being embarrassed to read aloud and not wanting to participate. Also, it took longer to read, due to a couple of the students being slow readers. Next time I would choose to read the book out loud to them or have them read their own copies. Otherwise, the Direct Reading Activity project went well. I could tell the students

Every day or every night I should read a book for my N.I.R (Nightly Independent Reading). I should keep track on the time and how many pages I’ve read. On Wednesday, I should write about how much I read and what my story is about using my log prompt that my lesbian teacher gave me. Then I should read it over a couple of times to see if it’s accurate. On Thursday, I should type my report on my N.I.R. on the computer and print it out. Then on Friday when I head to Per.B, I hand in my report to my lesbian teacher done

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Question #1: Explain the differences between physical geography, human (or cultural) geography, and regional geography. Give examples of each.

Migrations are caused by a variety of factors including economic, social and political factors. They are briefly described as under.