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PROMOTING LEADERSHIP UNDERSTANDING OPPORTUNITY in the AMERICAS

PROMOTING LEADERSHIP UNDERSTANDING OPPORTUNITY in the AMERICAS. Partners is the largest private voluntary organization in the Western Hemisphere engaged in international cooperation and training.

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Factory

Factory. Words to Know. Kalahari Desert San People Apartheid Nelson Mandela F.W. deKlerk Desmond Tutu Thabo Mbeki. Graphic Organizer. South Africa. South Africa Timeline. 1400s: Z ulu and Xhosa tribes establish large kingdoms in the South Africa region.

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Japan Review

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Argentina

Argentina . By: Jared Singletary. Landforms Argentina has 5 major regions, such as the rain forests in the far-northeast; the Chaco plain; the central Pampas; the plateau of Patagonia that stretches to Tierra del Fuego, and the Andes Mountains.

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The Dispersal of Cultures

The Dispersal of Cultures. Some Event causes the culture to runaway in random directions. Mechanisms for Dispersal. Run away from the barbarian hordes with the big sticks Run away from disease Naturally nomadic due to resource limitations Response to a natural catastrophe.

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Geographical context of the cities of Vesuvius

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Syria

Syria. fertile plains, high mountains and deserts home to diverse ethnic and religious groups, including Kurds, Armenians, Assyrians, Christians, Druze, Alawite , Shia and Arab Sunnis (majority of the Muslim population). independence from France in 1946 periods of political instability

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Ancient Israel: Kings

Ancient Israel: Kings. Prime Real Estate. A. Canaan was frequently fought over because: 1. it was an important trading route and marketplace due to its location on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea . 2. it included fertile plains , grassy slopes, rocky hills, and arid deserts.

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Chapter 12: Civilization in East & Southeast Asia

Chapter 12: Civilization in East & Southeast Asia. 2 Golden Ages of China; Mongol & Ming Empires; Korea; Japan. 2 Golden Ages of China. Tang Dynasty Reunifies China After 400 years Tang Dynasty emerged 618 Empire grew / conquered Central Asia territories

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Rome

Rome. (509 B.C - 476 A.D). Roman Republic. After the Romans drove out the Etruscans who once ruled them, they established a new form of government called a republic.

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