6th Grade Social Studies: World Geography and Global Issues SS060404 Unit 4: Culture Lesson 4 Michigan Citizenship Collaborative Curriculum Page 1 of 18 Oakland Schools March 19, 2013 Graphic Organizer The environment shapes cultures. Cultures shape the environment Cultural Adaptation Cultural Landscapes
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6th Grade Social Studies: World Geography and Global Issues SS060404 Unit 4: Culture Lesson 4
Michigan Citizenship Collaborative Curriculum Page 1 of 18 Oakland Schools March 19, 2013
Graphic Organizer
The environment
shapes cultures.
Cultures shape
the environment
Cultural Adaptation
Cultural Landscapes
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Big Idea Card
Big Ideas of the Lesson 4, Unit 4
• From earliest times, cultures have found ways to adapt to their natural environments.
• As cultures adapt to the natural environment they in turn shape it.
• The natural landscape as modified by humans becomes a cultural landscape.
• The cultural landscape includes buildings, agricultural features, bridges, and thousands of other human features.
• Cultural landscapes change over time and can be useful in understanding the history of an area.
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Word Cards
19 cultural landscape the visible features of an area of land as modified by humans showing the imprint of a cultural group Example: Buildings, bridges, cell towers, and other human features make up cultural landscapes. (SS060404)
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Examples of Some of the Tallest Buildings and Structures on Earth
Category Structure Country City Height (feet) Year Built
Skyscraper Burj Khalifa
United Arab Emirates Dubai 2,722 2010
Self supporting tower Tokyo Sky Tree –broadcasting, observation Japan Tokyo 2,080 2011
Chimney Ekibastuz GRES-2 Power Station Kazakhstan Ekibastusz 1,377 1987
Lattice tower Kiev TV Tower Ukraine Kiev 1,263 1973
tubular steel mast TV Tower Vinnytsia Ukraine Vinnytsia 1,161 1961
Bridge pillar Millau Viaduct France Millau 1,122 2004
Dam Nurek Dam Tajikistan Nurek 984 1980
Concrete dam Grande Dixence Dam Switzerland Val d'Hérens 935 1965
Minaret Hassan II Mosque Morocco Casablanca 689 1993
Monument Gateway Arch United States St. Louis 630 1965
Water tower Main tower of Kuwait Towers Kuwait Kuwait City 614 1979
Inclined structure, Stadium Olympic Stadium Canada Montreal 574 1976
Church building Chicago Temple Building United States Chicago 568 1924
Masonry building Mole Antonelliana - museum Italy Torino 548 1889
Masonry building Philadelphia City Hall United States Philadelphia 548 1901
Ferris wheel Singapore Flyer Singapore Singapore 541.3 2008
Flagpole, free-standing Dushanbe Flagpole Tajikistan Dushanbe 541 2011
Church tower Ulm Minster Germany Ulm 530 1890
Industrial hall Vehicle Assembly Building United States Kennedy Space Center 525 1966
Memorial cross Santa Cruz del Valle de los Caídos
Spain El Escorial 500 1957
Roller coaster Kingda Ka United States Jackson 456 2005
Tomb Great Pyramid of Giza Egypt Giza 455.2 2560 BCE
Lighthouse Jeddah Light Saudi Arabia Jeddah 436 1990
Air traffic control tower
Suvarnabhumi Airport control tower
Thailand Bangkok 433.7 2006
Statue (including pedestal) Spring Temple Buddha China Lushan County 420 2002
Brick lighthouse Lighthouse of Genoa Italy Genoa 253 1128
Windmill De Noord Netherlands Schiedam 109.3 1803
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Categorization Cards
1 - Skyscraper Burj Khalifa
2 - Masonry building Philadelphia City Hall
3 -- Self supporting tower Tokyo Sky Tree –broadcasting, observation
4 - Ferris wheel Singapore Flyer
5 - Chimney Ekibastuz GRES-2 Power Station
6 - Flagpole, free-standing Dushanbe Flagpole
7 - Lattice tower Kiev TV Tower
8 - Church tower Ulm Minster
9 - Tubular steel mast TV Tower Vinnytsia
10 -- Kennedy Space Center Vehicle Assembly Building
11- Bridge pillar Millau Viaduct
12 -- Memorial cross Santa Cruz del Valle de los Caídos
13 -- Dam Nurek Dam
14 - Roller coaster Kingda Ka
15 - Concrete dam Grande Dixence Dam
16 - Tomb Great Pyramid of Giza
17 - Minaret Hassan II Mosque
18 - Lighthouse Jeddah Light
19 - Monument Gateway Arch
20 - Air traffic control tower Suvarnabhumi
21 - Water tower Main tower of Kuwait Towers
22 -- Statue (including pedestal) Spring Temple Buddha
23 - Inclined structure, Stadium Olympic Stadium
24 - Brick lighthouse Lighthouse of Genoa
25 - Church building Chicago Temple Building
26 - Windmill De Noord
27 - Masonry building Mole Antonelliana - museum
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Photo Analysis
Photo What do you think this cultural landscape is?
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Photo Identification
Teacher Reference Sheet
Photo 1: Houses in Mexico City Photo 2: Prominent Hill Copper and Gold Mine in Australia. Photo 3: Residential Development in Southeast Florida. Photo 4: Solar Power Plant in Andalusia, Spain. Photo 5: Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, just outside
of Atlanta. Photo 6: Revolving” irrigation systems for fields in Jordan. Photo 7: Orange Orchards in Uruguay. Photo 8: Shrimp Farm in Thailand. Photo 9: A single ger (tiny white dot at top left) along a dirt road
near the broad riverbed of the Tuul River in a remote area of Mongolia,
Photo 10: Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (largest
structure in the world, 2013)
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