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Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD

Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD. Major Skill #1 Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop

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Page 1: Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD. Major Skill #1 Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop

Unit 1: Arrival & Contact40,000 BCE to 1670 AD

Page 2: Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD. Major Skill #1 Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop

Major Skill #1

Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop a more accurate view of historical events.

Page 3: Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD. Major Skill #1 Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop

Major Concept #1

Students will be introduced to the original Land Bridge Theory. They will learn how and why this theory is being revised as new evidence emerges.

Page 4: Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD. Major Skill #1 Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop

Major Concept #2

Students will learn that the New World was not an “untamed wilderness“ or virtually “empty” of people when Columbus discovered it in 1492 AD.

Page 5: Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD. Major Skill #1 Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop

Major Concept #3

Students will learn about the political organization of the Five Nations.

Page 6: Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD. Major Skill #1 Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop

Major Skill #2

Students will compare the political systems of medieval France and the Iroquoian Confederacy.

Page 7: Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD. Major Skill #1 Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop

Major Concept #4

Students will learn about the consequences of contact between Europeans and First Nations peoples.

Page 8: Unit 1: Arrival & Contact 40,000 BCE to 1670 AD. Major Skill #1 Students will use a combination of science, logical conjecture and skepticism to develop

Major Concept #5

Students will learn why New France was established and its effect on the Huron First Nation.