Unit 6 Notebook: Part1
WORLD HISTORY PROJECT ORIGINS/ LESSON 6.1 ACTIVITYUNIT 6NOTEBOOK: PART 1Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “Unit 6Notebook:Part 1,” OER Project, https://www.oerproject.com/1PurposeTrack your learning in real time! Compare what you know about key concepts at the beginning and end of the unit to see how your thinking evolves.ProcessEvaluate the statements below. You’ll revisit your responses at the end of the unit.StatementCircle oneExplainThe first ongoing connections between Afro-Eurasia and the Americas didn’t really change life for most people.YESNOThe Columbian Exchange is one of the most important turning points in history.YESNOThe Columbian Exchange impacted people the same, regardless of region or social class.YESNOSocieties became more similar to each other thanks to new global connections.YESNO
WORLD HISTORY PROJECT ORIGINS/ LESSON 6.1 ACTIVITYUNIT 6 NOTEBOOK: PART 12StatementCircle oneExplainChanges in the environment, demographic (population) changes, and new forms of coerced (forced) labor affected different regions of the word equally.YESNO