Slides to World History: Patterns of Interaction, chapter 16

1. Ch 16 - The Americas

2. 16.1 Diverse Societies of
North America

3. Describe various regional cultures of pre-
Columbian North America
Identify common features of Native American
cultures

5. Inuit of the Arctic

6. Inuit of the Arctic

7. Inuit of the Arctic

8. Inuit of the Arctic

9. Inuit of the Arctic

10. Inuit of the Arctic

11. Inuit of the Arctic

12. Inuit of the Arctic

13. Inuit of the Arctic

14. Inuit of the Arctic

15. Pacific
Northwest
tribes

16. Pacific
Northwest
tribes

17. Pacific
Northwest
tribes

18. Pacific
Northwest
tribes

19. Pacific
Northwest
tribes

20. Mississippipian
mounds

21. Mississippipian
mounds

22. Hohokam & Anasazi

23. Hohokam & Anasazi

24. Hohokam & Anasazi

25. Hohokam & Anasazi

26. Hohokam & Anasazi

27. Trade
Animism
totems

28. 16.2 Mayan Kings & Cities

29. Objectives
Describe key features of Mayan kingdoms
Explain Mayan beliefs and achievements
Identify reasons for the decline of the Maya

30. Tikal, Guatamala

31. Tikal, Guatamala

32. Tikal, Guatamala

33. Tikal, Guatamala

34. Tikal, Guatamala

35. Tikal, Guatamala

36. Tikal, Guatamala

37. Tikal, Guatamala

38. Uxmal,
Mexico

39. Uxmal,
Mexico

40. Uxmal,
Mexico

41. Uxmal,
Mexico

42. Uxmal,
Mexico

43. Chichen Itza, Mexico

44. Chichen Itza, Mexico

45. Chichen Itza, Mexico

46. Chichen Itza, Mexico

47. Chichen Itza, Mexico

48. Chichen Itza, Mexico

49. Chichen Itza, Mexico

50. Chichen Itza, Mexico

51. Chichen Itza, Mexico

52. 250 - 900 CE, Maya
Trade
Agriculture
City-states
glyphs & codices like the Popul Vuh
decline?

53. [scenes from Apocalypto]

54. 16.3 Aztecs Control
Central Mexico

55. Describe two early cultures of the Valley of
Mexico: Teotihuacan and the Toltecs
Explain the rise of the Aztecs and their society
Characterize the the main features of Aztec
religion
Identify factors that led to the fall of the Aztecs

56. Valley of Mexico
Teotihuacan, 150-200k by the 500s
900, Toltecs
1200, Aztecs
1325, Tenochtitlan
1502, Montezuma II

57. Tenochtitlan

58. Tenochtitlan

59. Tenochtitlan

60. Tenochtitlan

61. Tenochtitlan

62. Tenochtitlan

63. Tenochtitlan

64. Tenochtitlan

65. Tenochtitlan

66. Tenochtitlan

67. Tenochtitlan

68. 16.4 Inca

69. Trace the Incan rise to power
Describe Incan government and religion
Describe the discord in the Incan Empire

70. 1438, Pachacuti
1500, Land of the Four Quarters, 2500 miles long
and 16 million people
Quechua
Cuzco
ayllu, mita, quipu