G.R.A.P.E.S. The Elements of a Civilization. G. – Geography Geography is how people connect with the land they live on. Different types of land creates.

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G.R.A.P.E.S. The Elements of a Civilization

G. – Geography Geography is how people connect with the land they live on. Different types of land creates different types of lifestyles. The place you live, including the weather, the city, your street name, is all a part of your geography. Hawaiian Surfer Kid Alaska Mountain Boy

Civilization A civilization is a society with cities, a central government, workers who specialize in certain jobs leading to social classes that has religion, writing, and art and architecture.

G- Geography Examples

R - Religion Religion is a set of beliefs about the things we can’t see or explain. 75% of all the people on earth follow the five major religions.

A. - Achievements Achievements are important discoveries for future generations to enjoy. Art, architecture, technology, inventions, and ideas are usually the achievements we enjoy and try to improve. All civilizations are measured by their achievements. Iron Ore Trephination The Telescope

P - Political Politics is how people share the power to make decisions. People often fight over who gets to be in charge. Every group has politics (Friends, teams, schools, countries)

E- Economy Economics is how we get the things we need and want. Economics is about buying, selling, and trading. A good economy serves all people.

S- Social Structures The word social mean people living together. Social structures form when people group up into categories. Rich vs. Poor, Race vs. Race, Men vs. Women are different examples of social structures.

GRAPES QUIZ View the following slides and choose which of the G.R.A.P.E.S. matches with the ideas on the screen. Be Careful, sometimes the answer could me more than one of the GRAPES.

GRAPES QUIZ #1 Arnold Schwarzenegger elected governor of California

GRAPES QUIZ #2 Farmer has no water to plant his crops.

GRAPES QUIZ #3 Muslims take time to do one of their 5 daily prayers.

GRAPES QUIZ #4 Man becomes homeless; he cannot afford to pay rent or by a house.

GRAPES QUIZ #5 Barack Obama tries to become the first African- American President of the USA

GRAPES QUIZ #6 The new iPhone has 5GB of free space, can show live TV, and holds 1000 songs

GRAPES QUIZ #7 Hurricane Katrina destroys many homes.

GRAPES QUIZ #8 The USA lands the first man on the moon in 1969

GRAPES QUIZ #9 Baby is baptized.

GRAPES #10 People protest immigration laws.

Answers 1.Political 2.Geography / Economic 3.Religion 4.Economic / Social 5.Political / Social 6.Achievements / Economic 7.Geography / Economic 8.Achievements 9.Religion 10.Political / Social / Geographic / Economic