GEOG 162 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Ethnic Nationalism, Tangled, Individual And Group Rights
8 Dec 2017
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Two theories of diffusion in north america: corridor theory, corridor between cordillera and laurentide ice sheet- from alaska through the yukon and. Alberta, into the usa: sea route theory, from alaska by sea to what is now northern washington state. Culture regions: present-day canada contains 7 culture regions, eastern woodlands, eastern subarctic, western subarctic, arctic, plains, plateau, northwest. Paleo-indians could be divided into three groups characterized by. Coast: a common set of natural conditions that resulted in similar plants and animals. Inhabitants who used a common set of hunting, fishing, and food-gathering techniques and tools: clovis culture: 11,500 to 10,500 bp, folsom culture: 11,000 to 10,200 bp, plano culture: 10,000 to 8,000 bp. Colonization of north america by the french and the british was the second major development in canada"s. British conquest of new france: led to a demographic shift from a french-canadian majority to an english-speaking majority.
