https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory answer to one of the following questions: What can studying the past of our planet's ecology tell us about the future? What effect can changes to the surface of the Earth (everything, earthquakes to continental drift) have on human history? en-us 2018-01-30 16:44:12 UTC 2025-09-29 03:20:56 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226217660 Lets say that Pangea never got pulled apart by the tectonic plates. It would be one big supercontinent and war would rage. There may never be a time of peace. That would cause global devastation. Then the earth may use up all its supplies and the humans and animals would die.    ]]> 2018-01-30 17:34:31 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226217660 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226229840 Changes in the geography of Earth due to continental drift could result in some habitable areas of the world to become less habitable and less habitable areas to become more habitable. It could change what that area exports and imports due to changes of climate and the landscape. For example if a tropical area moves closer to the south pole the demand for air conditioners would lower. If Pangaea had never separated then cultures would be located in very different places. For example Africans could have migrated to North America and spread their culture there.]]> 2018-01-30 17:53:46 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226229840 rt6181 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226251774 Ecology can give us information to have better understandings with the world around us. The information we get also could help us improve many things like our environment, natural resources, and protect peoples health in the future.]]> 2018-01-30 18:27:01 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226251774 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226273914 What can studying the past of our planet's ecology tell us about the future?
-It can tell us the predicted future for humans and animals. Also we could learn and understand more about the environment and world we are living in. This information from the past can help us by either using it or improving it for future uses. It can also provide us with answers to unexplained questions.]]> 2018-01-30 19:03:27 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226273914 ah0182 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226283065 What can studying the past of our planets ecology tell us about the future?
It can give us a better understanding of earth, opening other thing like predictions. It could change how we look at our environment.]]> 2018-01-30 19:18:19 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226283065 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226299364 Changes to the surface of Earth can effect any number of things in human history. For example, changes in geography could change where humans could survive or where they wouldn't be able to live, where different cultures settled, what natural resources are available to us today, or even our climate. ]]> 2018-01-30 19:41:13 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226299364 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226326814 What can studying the past of our planets ecology tell us about the future? This can give us a better understanding of how Healthy Earth really used to be and the impact that humans have created over the few thousands of years we've been alive.]]> 2018-01-30 20:28:16 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226326814 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226331747 There are many different ways that the changes of the Earth's surface can have on human history. For example about 280 million years ago the all the Earth's continents were merged together to form a super continent known as Pangea. If the Earth would have stayed like that we would be able to walk from New York to Africa like walking across the street. All of the worlds people, cultures, races, and religions of the world would combine. ]]> 2018-01-30 20:40:16 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226331747 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226335702 Studying the past can give us a viewpoint on how the earth has changed over the years, showing us what has happened naturally, and what has happened by human presence. Studying this allows us to predict what may happen in the future, and what we shouldn't do that might have undesirable consequences.
Changes to the surface of the Earth causes humans to adapt to new surroundings. That can be by moving, or just by having new challenges to overcome.]]> 2018-01-30 20:50:38 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226335702 bg6281 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226344619 What can studying the past of our planet's ecology tell us about the future?

By studying the past, we can determine what changes have occurred over time. This will help us to predict what changes may occur in the future, and whether or not they will be beneficial to us.]]> 2018-01-30 21:15:48 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226344619 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226362587 Because if, say, the continents were still one, and we lived on Peaceful little Pangaea. Theres a chance that the world wars never would have happened. If there wasn't anything dividing us from one another then we wouldn't  have anything to fight over.  I mean obviously, we would have some conflicts that would cause some types of destruction but still. 
My really weak point remains.
       ]]> 2018-01-30 22:20:46 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226362587 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226365562 Due to different geological changes to the Earths surface, the regular climate for that mass of land could easily change by moving towards, or farther away from the equator. That said piece of land would be basically more cut of from most of their previous resources because of continental drift. More money would be spent to receive those resources and a financial crisis could take place, while attempting to rebuild the fallen settlements on upon their land.]]> 2018-01-30 22:35:27 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226365562 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226372782 What can studying the past of our planet? 
In studying the past of our planet we can figure out what works and what does not. In researching other past civilizations can help us understand how to take care of the planet in the future. Lets say Pangea never broke up. Animals would not have evolved into all the different species we have now. Humans would have grouped together in different, isolated tribes. Agriculture would not have taken such a huge impact upon our life as we would still live as hunter/ gatherers. We would battle each other and yet we would also have peace. "Civilization" as we know it to be now would have taken much longer to evolve. Our population would not have increased as it has now, we would live in "harmony" with nature. We wouldn't take more than what we needed and we would survive off what we created with our bare hands. ]]> 2018-01-30 23:11:51 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226372782 ml0293 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226374233 What can studying the past of our planet's ecology tell us about the future? If the you study the past we will "learn from our mistakes". From looking back we can tell what will happen in the future. We can study past civilizations for information. If one civilization fall in a certain way and we studied that then hopefully we wont make the same mistake. Also if we find that some things worked will we repeat those things. All in all the past gives us a lot of information for the future. ]]> 2018-01-30 23:22:07 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226374233 bp7213 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226375813 What can studying the past of our planet's ecology tell us about the future? We can see how the earth has changed over the last million years then we can predict the result of another million years by patterns and logic.  This can also help with knowing where to go with technology.

]]> 2018-01-30 23:32:49 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226375813 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226377463 What can studying the past of our planets ecology tell us about the future? 
it lets us know or predict how the earth will be moving and where there would be earthquakes because of fault lines. We could understand more about the envoirment and and make it better and how not to waste so many thing how to recycle more]]> 2018-01-30 23:47:27 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226377463 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226379195 What can changes to the surface of the Earth have on human history? Our history can change because of this due to the face that natural disasters (such as earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis) can destroy or reshape entire civilizations. Our history could also change if the continents change position more, leading to new trade routes and/or easier access to other cultures and ideas]]> 2018-01-31 00:02:21 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226379195 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226379256 What can studying the past of our planet's ecology tell us about the future? 

To know how the earth use to be, to show how the earth has changed, and to know what use to be alive.


]]> 2018-01-31 00:02:48 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226379256 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226396935 What effect can changes to the surface of the Earth (everything, earthquakes to continental drift) have on human history? This can affect our history because it can erase some things that we did not know about and then we will never have that information.]]> 2018-01-31 02:14:51 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226396935 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226409679 What effect can changes to the surface of the Earth (everything, earthquakes to continental drift) have on human history?
If the surface of the earth changes then humans can not live there. If natural disasters happen it could potentially destroy historic cities and important documents, if the documents are destroyed the we will eventually forget they ever were created. If they are rewritten it will not be an exact copy of the original.]]> 2018-01-31 03:51:30 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226409679 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226418034 What effect can changes to the earths surface have on human history?
Geography changed by continental drift and the formation of continents as well as other geological processes can have huge consequences, on the history of nations and man kind by giving natural advantages to people located in one location versus another. Destructive incidents can also be disastrous for civilizations such as was seen at Pompeii or would be seen if the Yellowstone caldera was to erupt.]]> 2018-01-31 04:51:32 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226418034 kc1779 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226862604
What can studying the past of our planet's ecology tell us about the future?
It gives us a clue on how the earth might move or evolve in the future by following patterns given by the past evolvement.




]]> 2018-02-01 00:59:12 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226862604 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226864240
What effect can changes to the surface of the Earth (everything, earthquakes to continental drift) have on          human history?
Changes to the surface of the Earth can effect human history because it can add and take away some things that are on Earth.

]]> 2018-02-01 01:09:20 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226864240 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226867446 What can studying the past of our planet's ecology tell us about the future?
- Studying the past of our planet's ecology can possibly give us insight into future geological events. 

What effect can changes to the surface of the Earth (everything, earthquakes to continental drift) have on human history?
- The effect it can have is that affect the human population or cause mass destruction that would forever be part of history]]> 2018-02-01 01:27:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/226867446 bg2267 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/227121211  What can studying the past of our planet's ecology tell us about the future?

By studying the past of our planet's ecology could help us to tell when things like earthquakes could happen, and what have been affected by the technology of humans, and why.
Another thing that could tell us is how much have earth changed, and animals, or other things lived before us, and how we came a alive, the affection that we are doing with our planet earth, and the affection that causes to other planets.]]> 2018-02-01 16:15:29 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/227121211 https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/227352102 What can studying the past of our planets ecology tell us about the future?
- It gives us some ideas on what might happen in the future or sometimes it might help us understand how its going to happen and what causes it to happen. Also it past ecology might help us get ready for the future.
What effect can change to the surface of the Earth (everything, earthquakes to continental drift) have on human history?
-It can gave a big effect like it might cause the amount of human population to increase or decrease. Might cause different changes in the environment, like the different types of plants we have might go up or down; the amount of animals will change too. It will give us an advantage in some way that might help us answer questions we could not in the past.]]> 2018-02-02 03:06:58 UTC https://padlet.com/aedwards38/WHS18scienceandhistory/wish/227352102