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2. Compile the information from the 3 articles and summarize the main ideas into one 6-8 sentence paragraph.

3. Find 4-6 pictures that help visually represent the main ideas that the articles were trying to get across to the reader.

4. What information was... new? interesting? confusing? helpful? left out?

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Alison Fox, Ben Campanella, Brandon Culverhouse

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Alison Fox, Ben Campanella, Brandon Culverhouse

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2) Ancient Civilizations have always used metal. There are soft and hard metals. Different medals have different purposes. Different metals were used during different times. They were first found as native metals. The first metal that was ever found was copper.

4) Something that was new information that the bronze age was from 3300-1200 BC. Something that was interesting was all of the uses of metals. Something that was confusing that back then gold was really easy to find.

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Jessica Eisler, Jackson Attwood, Andrew Weech

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Jessica Eisler, Jackson Attwood, Andrew Weech

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It was 9000 B.C. when copper was discovered. The copper was then added to tin to create Bronze for making weapons because it was stronger than stone. As the Bronze age continued on, more and more metals were being discovered and used for advantaged purposes. Unlike gold and silver which were softer, therefore being used for decoration. There were many societies adding to the bronze age through trade and the expansion of ideas. The bronze age ended around 1200 B.C. when we began to create iron. The Middle East was the most involved within the Bronze age and had many civilizations such as Sumer, Babylonia, and Assyria.

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How humans used and found metals through out time and how the diifernt stages of metal impacted the way humans lived during the time and how they used the metals.
Most of the most well know metals we have today were discovered in 14000 BC o 1753: lead, copper, silver gold and iron. The most recent metal found helped America walk on the moon, (the paper cuts off before saying the name). Thanks to matel we have our most used iteams: light bulbs, cas, computers and more. The trnasistion from copper to bronze was around 3300 B.C. The result of the bronze age was the rise of states and kingdoms.

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The main Ideas of all articles revolved around metallurgy. They all started with talking about primitive metals. These metals started to change human society and develop technology. People then started to develop more metals as time went on causing certain periods in time being named after the most prominent metals. The evolution of metals started with Gold and silver being used as trading and decoration metals. Lead being used to make pipes for transporting liquid and copper being used for its adaptability. These metals became over shadowed by bronze and iron for there durability and usefulness. All articles end with the central message of how much metals have effected human civilization.
https://www.bing.com/th?id=OIP.mwk_7xNeBLTK8RbshHhdpwHaFj&w=283&h=212&c=7&o=5&dpr=1.25&pid=1.7
Copper
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Bronze
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Lead pipe
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Metal coins
I thought it was weird that they used lead to transport liquid because now we know lead in water is a health risk.
"Alex contributed nothing to the group"

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Brayden Caylor, Clara Naylor, Danica Whipple, Amyla Posey

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Brayden Caylor, Clara Naylor, Danica Whipple, Amyla Posey

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1. Metals have been used for a very long time. They are very important to our civilization past, present, and future. Silver have been used for things like currency, and tool making. Different metals have been used throughout history. Metals have influenced society throughout the stone age, bronze age, and iron age. Bronze age was the first time humans started working with metal. Bronze was the strongest metal at the time. The bronze age was marked by the rising of kingdoms, but ended in 1200 B.C. when Iron was created.

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Metal has changed our society in a huge way. "Historians" changed everything during the Stone Age, Bronze Age, and the Iron Age. Copper was first discovered in 9000 BC which then sparked interest on what it could be used for. This discovery also lead to the fascination in which many more metals were discovered. The Bronze Age lasted from 3300 to 1200 BC. In this time they discovered that Bronze was stronger than copper because bronze was made of copper and tin. Later on gold, lead, and iron were discovered and their most prominent uses were for tools and weapons.

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All three articles were about the discovery and histories of metal. They all talked about how each metal was used and found and when it was found. Tools and weapons were mentioned a lot and how society's discovered and made them better. They started using metal not only for work but how they were used for jewelry and beauty purposes. Our articles also talked a lot about how people discovered new metals and evolved from one metal to the next.
I found the science of metals and how they discovered that science very interesting, I wish they talked about it more.
The evolution from using metals just for tools and then using it for jewelry.
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The main topic between all three articles where metals and how they were used between different regions and how different groups used them and when. They talked about different metals that they used and why such as bronze and iron. They talked about that in the end and the post popular metal in the end was aluminum. It talked about how metals have evolved over centuries over time.

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1. James B., Cameron G., and Autumn Holder. 2. So, all the articles were about metals and where they were originally found. The articles talked about gold, silver, copper, tin and iron being used by prehistoric men. Prehistoric man used the metals to build tools and weapons that even forged the path to today's modern society. The bronze age started in 3000 B.C and that's when metals first started to be used.

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Morgan Dodge, Madelyn Gotlieb, Michael Poffel.

We have been using different metals since Ancient times. All metals have different purposes and have been used during different times. They were first found as native metals, the first being copper.

Something that was interesting was that back then gold was easy to find. Something that was confusing was all of the uses of metals. Something that was new information that the bronze age was from 3300-1200 BC.

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Kenna Mundy, Shaylie Juarez, Madalyn Rice

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Kenna Mundy, Shaylie Juarez, Madalyn Rice

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We have used many different metals throughout the years. Prehistoric man is known for using 6 different kinds of metals including gold, silver, copper, tin, lead, and iron. The different kinds of metals have specific jobs. The Bronze age has started some cities and some cities has fallen in these years. The Bronze age started the first writing system, the invention of the wheel, tools, and weapons. The Bronze age had civilization and cities interact by warfare, trade, migration, and ideas. All of our metals have played and essential role in the advancement of agriculture, arts, transport, weapons.

The most confusing part was the dates in the bronze area, because it had dates that were not significant and some dates went into detail and others didn't. The timeline was very helpful to be able to see when everything is and what happen when. One thing that was interesting was how the cave men used metal and the type of metal they used.

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1. Lucy Bastain, Jack Maxfield, Sela Martinez 2.Depending on the location, the bronze age began in different areas. Bronze age began around 3000 B.C. for the Sumerians, and later, like 1900 BC, for eastern Asia. Metals were first discovered in 5000 BC, it was gold, silver, and copper that were first discovered. When man discovered that metals can be used to create tools, metallurgy was created. earlier metals such as copper silver and gold were primarily used for weapons and tools but as technology evolved and more metals were being discovered the use for them was becoming more and more convenient. 

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1. Lucy Bastain, Jack Maxfield, Sela Martinez 2.Depending on the location, the bronze age began in different areas. Bronze age began around 3000 B.C. for the Sumerians, and later, like 1900 BC, for eastern Asia. Metals were first discovered in 5000 BC, it was gold, silver, and copper that were first discovered. When man discovered that metals can be used to create tools, metallurgy was created. earlier metals such as copper silver and gold were primarily used for weapons and tools but as technology evolved and more metals were being discovered the use for them was becoming more and more convenient. 

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3: Bronze age tools: https://study.com/cimages/multimages/16/weapons.png
Map of Mesopotamia in modern day borders: http://www.israel-a-history-of.com/images/ancmesomarblemap.jpg
Bronze Pottery: https://www.si.edu/Content/img/Exhibitions/db/fga-ancientbronzeF1957.22.gif
Copper in it's original state: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/d8/Native_Copper_from_the_Keweenaw_Peninsula_Michigan.jpg
4. Information on the dates of when the bronze age started was new, and the fact that the bronze age started at different times in different places.

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Olivia McEvoy, Madi Reiman, Keegan McErnie

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Olivia McEvoy, Madi Reiman, Keegan McErnie

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2. From the three articles, we found that the Bronze Age marks the first time in history that humans started to work with metal. Ancient Sumerians and the Middle East may have been the first people to enter the Bronze Age. Copper was the first metal that people started to use in everyday life, and this started as early as 6,000 B.C. Metals have helped shaped todays society, and we now use them in everyday life. There are six major metals, and each have different and unique purposes. Gold and silver are used for decoration and trade, copper is used for tools, bronze which is stronger than copper and can be hold a specific shape, and last is lead which is used to make into vessels to hold things. The History of Metals article talks about how todays society strongly depends on the discovery and development of metals because they play such an essential role. It also goes into detail about the different types of metals, what they're used for, and when they were discovered.

4. Something that we found interesting and new information that we learned is the importance of metals and how much they have been and are used to help shape and create our society. It was fascinating to find out the main purposes of each metal, and when they were first put into use.

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Becca Rocco, Nathan Reilly, and Lydia Reece 

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Becca Rocco, Nathan Reilly, and Lydia Reece 

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from all of our articles we found out a lot about the Bronze Age and how it changed the way that man lived, hunted, fought, and prospered. the Bronze Age marked the first time that humans started to work with metal. the era lasted from 3300 to 1200 B.C. Iron was a game changer and led to the 'Iron Age' which came after the less developed Bronze Age.

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Elke Bailes, Brightynn Lawson, Erin Ohlmeier

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Elke Bailes, Brightynn Lawson, Erin Ohlmeier

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2)Throughout history, metal has dramatically driven the way people live. The study of knowledge has also been a fundamental part of advancing our society. The discovery and increased knowledge of metal has helped advance society in areas of transportation, agriculture, and art. The bronze age of metal, which lasted roughly from 3300 to 1200 B.C., contained many of said technological advancements in society. The first writing systems and the invention of the wheel all took place in the bronze age. Many tools and weapons were now made of bronze and helped advance civilizations such as Babylonia and Ancient Greece.

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4) Dates and timelines were both helpful, and the article that had the visual graphs was also helpful for the people who learn more visually. It was interesting to kind of get a  grasp on how much metal has help shaped the human race into what it is today. Somethings that were new to learn was how much advancements were made during the bronze age

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Mykol Cooley,
Bronze is used for weaponry and tools

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In the article,The Discovery Of Metals was all about how Prehistoric Man used discovered different "native metals". Natural Metals occour as minerals or compounds. Some examples of native metals are gold, sliver, and copper. The article then went on to explain how men discovered how different metals were better for different things as opposed to others.
Bronze Age: is marked by the first time humans started to work with metals and replaced earlier stone versions. The era lasted from roughly 3300 to 1200BC. Ancient sumerians were the first civilization to start adding tin to copper to make bronze. The Bronze Age was marked by the rise of states or kingdoms.Some of the bronze age civilizations were Sumer, Babylonia and Assyria.

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Konnor Hroncheck, Noah Feiro, Keegan Budden

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Konnor Hroncheck, Noah Feiro, Keegan Budden

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All of our articles covered the basis of metal over the past thousands of years. The three articles discussed each metal such as Iron, Mercury, Copper, Lead, and many more. It also discussed the important key periods in which these metals were discovered. Some of the key periods were gold in 6000 BC, Silver in 4000 BC, and Aluminum in 1827. Lastly it told us a small fact about in metal in their specific time period; (what it was made of or its main uses).

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Hailey Urban