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AIM: Human Societies Do Now: What are resources? Give examples of resources.

AIM: Human Societies Do Now: What are resources? Give examples of resources

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AIM: Human Societies

Do Now: What are resources?

Give examples of resources.

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Resources• Something that lies ready for

use, something that can be used for support or help

• Ex. Oil, coal, minerals, trees, books, people

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SustainableTo keep in existence, maintain

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Different ways of solving problems

1. hunter-gatherer society

2. Agricultural society

3. Industrial society

Three general ways of dealing with the problems of survival

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Hunter-Gatherer• Lives within the ability of the land• Gather natural food (no planted food) • hunt• Nomadic (move around)• Make little or no effort to control the

natural resources• Small impact on the environment- low

population density enables the environment to regenerate

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Hunter-gatherer• Healthy- well fed,

low disease rate• Short life span• Uses small

amount of energy- fuel from wood

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Agricultural• Crops are grown, people have

specialized roles

• Farming

–Many settled permanently

–Work was divided among members of society

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Inventions1. Plow- plant more

land, grow more food

2. Domestication of animalsThese caused an

increase in food supply, which caused the human population

to start to grow

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Rise of Cities• As human populaton started to grow, cities began to form (not all farmed)

• Advances in technology and simple machines

• Diseases were common in cities

• Increase in energy use

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Environmental Concerns• Logging• Overgrazing• Poor farming

practices

• These led to loss of soil and vegetation

• Caused a change in rainfall

• desertification

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How does loss of vegetation lead to a change in rainfall?

Transpiration form trees plays a major role in cloud formation-

cutting down trees would decrease the amount of

precipitation overall, leading to a drier climate

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Industrial• Production of food and

other products is performed by machines- advanced technology– Tractors– Irrigation pumps

• Factories started to rise- uses large amounts of energy and resources

• Overuse of soil, forest, mineral resources- not sustainable

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Human population• Permanently settled• Industrial societies cause the

human population to increase quickly

• An increase in production, energy use, and human population led to environmental change- pollution of air, land and water

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1. What type of society impacts the environment least? Explain.

2. Describe two ways in which farming has changed the way that people live.

3. How have agricultural societies harmed the environment?

4. What is an industrial society?5. How has the development of industrial

societies led to an increase in human populations?

6. List several problems that have been caused by industrial societies.