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good afternoon yeah eight welcome to our second lesson on your topic about America and the American waterways and the American relationship with water today we are looking at the Mississippi River the father of waters it's sometimes known the old man has it sometimes then a river that is it represents American history and represents America so what we need is neither title and when he to get started with his dead simple do it now let's go so let's make sure we've got these answers sorted you have olanta Goshen is to the east American Pacific is to the west we have cabs to the north Mexico to the south then got the Appalachian Mountains I check that spelling and we've got the Rockies hey rocky links are down there the one to the west into the heart America the mouth of a river is where the river meets the sea all the lakes as you can see on our little diagram down here this is the mouth again it could be a sea it could be a liquid it's endpoint the source river gate that's its stomach point okay or you could say where a river rises yes the sort of the verb that is used when M talking about a river started the watershed of river is the area or border and separates water flowing into different rivers so if we look here and this is our water now let's just go to the next slide where it's slightly bigger and you can see that in a bit more detail so the watershed is this region all that it indicates by the dotted line okay now any water falls in this region here will end up ultimately in this main river and then exiting by this mouth unless it and evaporates beforehand tells you that you're interacted and use my humans or some other animals okay if it falls here it's gonna go into a different member okay if it falls here he'll go into a different River the whole world is no like a big patchwork and every watershed links in together and and this is whole region is called the drainage basin of a river we're looking at the drainage basins part of a lesson today and we look at them and Mississippi River the Mississippi River is one of the world's major river systems in size habitats diversity and biological productivity so its aid the biggest or one of the biggest habitat diversity means in lots of different species and they're much different habitats other so that linked in with our ecosystems topic and biological productivity and to do with how much em nature is sort of increased and reproduced as a result it's also among the world's most important commercial waterways while North America's great migration routes to both birds and fishes commercial astir with businesses do with economics not links in without an area talk about economic activity Native Americans lived longest banks and use the rivers for sustenance so for food and survival and transportation early European explorers used the Mississippi to explore the interior the northern reaches of what was to become the United States so they traveled around it and they used as a mmm like we would use in Road and they traveled around the river to explore fur traders plied their trade on the river and soldiers of several nations garrisoned troops at strategic points that there is talent along the river and the area was still in the frontier so originally it was almost like the border between what was America and what was sort of the untamed land and it was garrison garrison means stupid troops stationed there white settlers from Europe in the United States and often their slaves arrived on steamboats dispossessing the Native Americans of their lands and converting the landscape into farms and cities so originally and the Native Americans used it and they moved around the white man and the white settlers like London attended to farms and cities because it was productive and so many who grew crops there as we looked about in our history the white farmers weren't interesting growing their crops because they were very intensive or farming crops that's why we got slaves imported to work in this sub part in this region today the Mississippi River passed a significant segment of the economy in the Upper Midwest so in the North America or the Midwest it's in the northern part of it the Mississippi River powers significant part of it by they're toasted bhajan and boats attached move approximately 175 million tons of freight each year on the Mississippi persistent of 29 locks and dams it's also a major recreational resource for boaters canoeists hunters anglers and bird Watson often offers many outdoor opportunities first important for trade it's also important for having fun and holidays let em length the Mississippi River the second longest river in North America playing 2351 husband its source Lake Itasca to the pier and through the center of the continental United States to the Gulf of Mexico the Missouri River a tributary of the Mississippi River is about 100 miles longer knit one and in total the Mississippi runs through or along ten states so this here's the Missouri okay it's a little bit longer but there's always a tributary okay and it joins into the Mississippi okay the Missouri is less important because it joins into the Mississippi and the Mississippi is the most important River goes through for a long 10 states it's used as a border between some states is a natural what that sighs want to take that sizes so it goes through it can but there's no land on that side compared to other rivers the Nile the Amazon and the Yangtze are the only rivers bigger so that's in Africa South America China and America who talk about watersheds at the start of the lesson this shows here the watershed of Mississippi everywhere that's in sort of that lighter color any rain that falls in this region here ends up in this dark blue sippy Channel unless it's used for the things the area drained by river and its tributaries Mississippi River drains down about 3.2 million a million square kilometers on point two million square miles including all or parts of 32 States and two Canadian provinces about 40% of the continental United States so 40 percent okay of the latin of america okay not including Alaska and Hawaii they get drained into this river that's a huge amount of water and think about it the Mississippi watered is the fourth largest in the works like it's the fourth longest it's also one of the biggest watersheds in the world what you do is pause the video for a second and they'll need to answer these three questions in full sentences in your book how did the Native Americans use the Mississippi all the Old Man River how did that name excessively sometimes call it number two why is the Mississippi River important to the American economy again including details including some factor number three outlined the course of the Mississippi River so to do this one the Mississippi River Rises in what this is a beef sauce the Mississippi River is it works its way through how many states and its mouth is in okay so that's a bit an idea there pause it communities up and down the river use Mississippi to obtain fresh water and discharge their industrial and municipal wastes we don't have good figures on water use for the whole Mississippi River Basin but we have some clues January 2000 study published by the Upper Mississippi River Conservation Committee say it's that close to 15 million people rely on the Mississippi River 15 million people go into 2000 that will have changed that would have increased a lot in the past 20 years and 50 rely on Mississippi River or its tributaries and just up half the basis so that says in this bit here 15 million people rely on it okay some believe it is as has 18 million the Environmental Protection Agency simply says that more than 50 cities along the Mississippi daily water supply and so 50 cities at least okay and that's go into the Environmental Protection Agency we just important because their job is to make sure that water is healthy in the water is safe but there's a problem and let's look on the next map like this image here in a bit more detail so what this shows okay he shows him the amount of nitrogen used in the crops the youth nitrogen as a fertilizer nitrogen is bad for us as to which can starve the reserve oxygen mansion's useful fertilizer crops that the diagram shows the build-up could cause problems so as we can see okay lots of nitrogen is used to make sure the crops grow then some of it's washed off and into the rivers which means that the balance in the rivers changes and there's no oxygen now we said in the very first or earlier and when we told Matt Mississippi it was really popular with fishermen it was really important that but if there's no oxygen in the water the fish will die and it would change the sort of the make with the river and instead of it being a sort of a living River which would be a dead body of water which is really important and something that the Americans really need to deal with he's gonna cause all sorts of problems if we can see this bit here is known as the Corn Belt okay this is where the corn of Merck was grown so they're abusing the natural resources and damaging the river as a result of that so two more little questions first ones now prove the following statement Mississippi River is large and important that's really easy to do we need to look back to you note you've already written okay look at the information you've got okay rewind the video back and find some evidence to prove the river is large and five times to prove it's important a really easy that question the Mississippi River was important because the did it I did it question five how does agriculture or farming threaten the river and again agriculture threatens of ever because you make anything out in your book let's get that done place so what I want to do now is slightly different when it includes to a man called Mark Twain Mark Twain who lived in November 30th 1835 to April 21st 1910 was American author who's often sizes the most influential she'll American author ever he was writing at Romero emerged as a global power and his work captured his sense of what America was like at the time he has influenced them influential to the Americans and Shakespeare's to be English Glenn was born on the shores of the Mississippi and it featured a lot for his writing his most famous book called brief in case setting his based around River it's a really important figure in American tough culture yeah and I wanted 20 you should do this with slightly different he says took lots of things by the way because it's wearing grow up but to important things I wanted to consider the next quote le when I find a well drawn character in fictional biography I generally take a warning just at one person interesting but the reason I've known him before I've met him on the river what he's saying those when he meets people of consequence and he needs people young men interested you can see the parallels to people he's met on the river which is the river is the life of America everybody who's interesting if he gets it gets his connections back with when when he when he back to the river when he meets her don't only reads about okay the question when you try a new book answering your book letters what do you think mark two written suggesting about the importance of the liver and his people fill it in quality that's I've had the idea you know there they are the life in the soul of America knowledge question to her must need stranded paraphrase what he's saying here was he trying to say one who knows Mississippi will promptly say not allowed but to himself up to 10,000 River Commission's with the minds of the world of their back cannot pain that the Wallace Street cannot tame no Olive Street cannot curb its fine its can I'd say to it go here or go there and make it obey cannot save assure which has ended it says sentence can I borrow its path than obstruction which it will not tear down dance over and laugh at so what he's trying to talk about here is the power of the river anything no matter what people cannot tame now he was writing at the around 1900 gate and things have changed a lot since let's have a look at a slide in a second which in his solo been challenged what he said but the timing is like me so it was so powerful it couldn't be tamed in reality this is the upper course and all these arrows are pointing to damage appointing the locks so the river has been tamed whoever has been calmed that has been controlled Twain would never have believed it okay but it has be damning and controlled in rivers is great for economic activity because it means you can move your ships freely and you can get around but can cause problems now what would look at our necks or blessing so I'm just introducing it to the idea okay of damning of controlling lures so what you need to be doing is you need to make sure you've answered them two questions in play so like I've said a few times do you guys need to be on forums now and you need to have got there by the link your teacher sent you in an email if you haven't been getting these emails for some reason some people are falling off the lists send it into an email here they'll be able to make sure you're on that list and they'll give you that link so you've got a few simple questions let's get them done and then three extended ants questions why is the Mississippi River important to the American economy you've answered something similar that already said your notes can be used to help develop that answer their question - using evidence outline the journey of the Mississippi River so I want to see names of place and ones the evidence and the answer again if you didn't submit similar that already in the notes that's just about in our typing year third and finally what did Mark Twain think of the river bit more guidance on maybe not sure sentence starters are here Mississippi River is important the American economy because new Samaritans give me some facts kima some figures prove to they how many shipped comes out how much Freight goes but know how many states use it use evidence outline the journey sauce state to travel suit and mouth and what did Mark Twain think the river Murphy author Mark Twain for missive you a little wasp and they're like we've done in history conclude quotes it okay then you can bring in evidence to support and so we're trying to work on them sort of developing our ideas it's to fatten though you can do from your English and I've seen with some of you you can do in your history we're gonna try and apply but now in our job