'Nez perce indians' diaporamas de présentation

SOL REVIEW

SOL REVIEW. Jim Crow Laws. Were made to discriminate against African Americans. Affected four main areas of life. Education Housing Employment Government. African American Response to Jim Crow. African American response to Jim Crow was varied . Booker T. Washington

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The Jefferson Era

The Jefferson Era. His Leadership Style & The Louisiana Purchase. Jefferson Takes Office. In 1801, Thomas Jefferson became the first president to be INAUGURATED ( sworn into office ) in the new capital of Washington, D. C. .

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Native Americans

Native Americans. Table of Contents. History People Geography Economics Government Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities Social Studies Skills and Methods. Native Americans. First Grade Social Studies Lesson Author: Tara Geegan. HISTORY. Websites Lesson Plans for U.S. History

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CRCT Review

CRCT Review. Review 1 - Early Cultures. Explore the Native American Nations. Seminole. Pawnee. Innuit. Nez Perce. Hopi. Kwakiutl. How did early Native American cultures develop in North America?.

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The Wars for the West

The Wars for the West. Section 1 Chapter 18. Focus Questions. What animals did the Plains Indians use, and why were they important? What caused conflicts between American Indians and American settlers in the West, and what were the results of these conflicts?

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Lewis and Clark The Journey West

Lewis and Clark The Journey West. Meriwether Lewis. Meriwether Lewis was born on August 18, 1774. He had five years of formal schooling. He was an excellent woodsman who knew how to hunt, fish and make herbal medicines. Lewis joined the US Army in 1794. He quickly became a captain in 1800.

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Plains Indians

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Frederick Douglass- Abolitionist speaker and writer who had escaped slavery

Abraham Lincoln- 16 th President, leader of the Union in the Civil War and signer of the Emancipation Proclamation- Assassinated by John Wilkes Booth. Frederick Douglass- Abolitionist speaker and writer who had escaped slavery. and apparently a hairbrush.

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NEZ PERCE

NEZ PERCE. By: Amanda. Where they lived. The Nez Perce lived near Oregon and Washington. The land has mountains, deep canyons, forest, rivers, and streams. Where they lived was cold in the winter. The women cared for the home. They also gathered food and made basket .

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Christian Missionaries

Christian Missionaries. Overview. Roman Catholic and Protestant missionaries represented the fourth migrational flow into the region Last from 1834 to 1847 Brought conflict between settlers and Natives as well as advancements for permanent settlements. Objectives.

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