Cartography maps are the map drawn when they were piecing together the map of the world. They were still figuring out the land so the maps were wrong but now the maps are to an extent right. They developed maps by traveling and exploring the land. They knew there was more land but they didn't know the shape of it. When they explored they could then map it out. Now we use absolute location for the exact location. For that we use longitude and latitude. We also us relative location. When we use relative location it's describing a location form another location. Now we use maps to show where things are and we also use maps to show a story. Thematic maps show how well a country is developed. We still use maps for location and directions.
• What have you learned about Dinka culture? What markers from the film are representative of Dinka culture? Of American culture? What values do the Lost Boys hold? How do those values compare with your own? The Dinka culture seems tough but they make the most of it and we just kind of take everything for granted. The Lost Boys make sure they hold on to the cultural traditions that they had in Africa and still have in America. • What questions and fears do the Lost Boys have about life in the U.S.? What questions and fears would you have if you were moving to a new place? What differences do you see between Dinka culture and American culture? What are some of the challenges the Lost Boys encounter? How do they adapt to life in the United States (think in terms of both assimilation and acculturation? How do you think you would adapt to life in a new country? They Dinka boys have a fear of being lonely because before they were with their people and now they are alone and not ma...
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