'Burn agriculture' presentation slideshows

Unit Three: Latin America

Unit Three: Latin America. Andes Mountains. Atacama Desert. Pampas. Estuary. Mato Grosso Plateau. Patagonia. Amazon River. Amazon Basin. Lake Titicaca. Rio de la Plata. Rio Grande. Vertical Climate Zones. Caribbean Islands. Angel Falls. Sierra Madre Mountains. Panama Canal. Llanos.

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Lecture Objectives:

Lecture Objectives: 1). Understand the history of fire management in the US from the 1900's to present 2).Know major policy's and key players of fire management in the US from the 1900's to present. 1944 U.S. government's Wartime Council. Euro-american Settlers and Burning.

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Tropical Deforestation :

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USAID/Madagascar Environment Program Environment/Rural Development Office

USAID/Madagascar Environment Program Environment/Rural Development Office Reforestation Workshop, Valbio, Ranomafana June 2005. 85% of flora and fauna are endemic Global priority for biodiversity conservation. Threats: slash-and-burn agriculture, forest fires, and fuelwood collection

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CHAPTER 21 SUMMARY

CHAPTER 21 SUMMARY. SOUTHERN AFRICA. SOUTH AFRICA. Very rich in mineral resources. DIAMONDS, chromium, platinum, coal, gold, uranium. Most industrialized nation in Africa. Modern Technological Agriculture. Corn, wheat, fruits, cotton, sugarcane, sheep, cattle , dairy. APARTHEID .

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Pre-Columbian America: the Maya, Aztec & Inca

Pre-Columbian America: the Maya, Aztec & Inca. Learning Goal 2: Compare the major political, economic, social and technological developments of the Mayan, Incan and Aztec civilizations. (6A). Maya, Aztec, and Inca. Central & Southern American civilizations

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Subsistence Agriculture Regions

Chapter 10 section 6. Subsistence Agriculture Regions. Terms/Concepts. Shifting Cultivation Slash-and-burn agriculture Swidden Pastoral nomadism Intensive subsistence agriculture Plantation. Comparing Subsistence and Commercial Agriculture.

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Mesoamerica

Mesoamerica. 1200 BC. Landforms. Central Mountain range runs through middle Yucatan Peninsula Active Volcanoes Highland Lakes. Climates in Mesoamerica. Most of land in Tropics. Northern section has little rainfall. Elevation shifts determining what kind of crops can be grown.

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What Happened to Tikal?

What Happened to Tikal?. The Disappearance of the Maya?. Background Info. Mayan civilization was at its strongest from 200-900 AD For 700 years the Maya lived in over 40 cities around the Yucatan Peninsula Our job is to try to find out why many Mayan cities were empty after 900 AD.

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Ch 1 Sec 1

Ch 1 Sec 1. How did we get here? Berengia (a land bridge btwn Asia and Alaska) Came by many water routes in boats. Emergence of Civilizations. In order to be considered a civilization 5 things must be present Cities that have trade Specialized trade Organized government and religion

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Slash and Burn Farming

Slash and Burn Farming.

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