CHAPTER 5, SECTION 3
Human-Environment Interaction
1. BEFORE HUMANS
ARRIVED IN NORTH
AMERICA, LAND FORMS
WERE CHANGED BY
WHAT TWO TYPES OF
NATURAL FORCES?
2. THE FIRST
INHABITANTS OF
NORTH AMERICA WERE
NOMADS. WHAT ARE
NOMADS?
3. HOW DO MOST
ARCHAEOLOGISTS
BELIEVE THE FIRST
PEOPLE CAME TO
NORTH AMERICA?
4. WHAT CAUSED
NOMADS TO SETTLE
INTO PERMANENT
HOMES?
5. WHAT FIVE FACTORS
INFLUENCED THE
LOCATION OF A CITY
AND HOW IT GREW?
6. HOW DID THE
PEOPLE OF MONTREAL
ADAPT TO WEATHER
THAT IS FREEZING
MORE THAN 100 DAYS
EACH YEAR?
7. WHAT THREE
PROBLEMS DID LOS
ANGELES HAVE TO
ADDRESS BECAUSE OF
ITS RAPID GROWTH?
8. WHAT MADE IT
POSSIBLE TO TRAVEL BY
WATER FROM THE
ATLANTIC TO THE
GREAT LAKES?
9. WHAT MAKES IT
POSSIBLE FOR SHIPS TO
TRAVEL THE ST.
LAWRENCE RIVER?
10. WHEN WERE THE
FIRST
TRANSCONTINENTAL
RAILROADS BUILT IN
THE U.S. AND CANADA?
1. THE TWO TYPES OF
NATURAL FORCES WERE
WEATHERING AND
EROSION.
2. NOMADS ARE PEOPLE
WHO MOVE FROM PLACE
TO PLACE.
3. ARCHEOLOGISTS
BELIEVE EARLY MAN
CROSSED FROM ASIA OVER
BERINGIA, A LAND BRIDGE
THAT CONNECTED
SIBERIA, ASIA WITH
ALASKA.
4. PEOPLE SETTLED INTO
PERMANENT
SETTLEMENTS AFTER
AGRICULTURE REPLACED
HUNTING AND
GATHERING AS THE
PRIMARY METHOD OF
FOOD PRODUCTION.
5. THE FIVE FACTORS
WERE WATER,
LANDSCAPE, CLIMATE,
WEATHER, AND
NATURAL RESOURCES.
6. THE PEOPLE OF
MONTREAL ADAPTED BY
MOVING INSIDE AND
BUILDING AN
UNDERGROUND
NETWORK OF SHOPS
AND RESTAURANTS.
7. LOS ANGELES HAD TO
WORRY ABOUT AIR
POLLUTION, INADEQUATE
WATER SUPPLIES, AND
EARTHQUAKE PREVENTIVE
CONSTRUCTION.
8. THE ERIE CANAL
MADE IT POSSIBLE TO
TRAVEL FROM THE
ATLANTIC TO THE
GREAT LAKES.
9. SHIPS ARE ABLE TO
TRAVEL BY A SERIES OF
LOCKS WHICH ALLOW
WATER LEVELS TO BE
RAISED OR LOWERED.
10. THE U.S.
TRANSCONTINENTAL
RAILROAD WAS BUILT IN
1869, AND THE FIRST
CANADIAN
TRANSCONTINENTAL
RAILROAD WAS
COMPLETED IN 1885.