'Traveling west' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction

Introduction. This unit on westward expansion was developed to create an awareness of past events and explore how the development of major transportation systems accelerated expansion contributing to the demise of Native American ways of life. Concept Objectives.

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Chapter 2 Mapping our World

Chapter 2 Mapping our World. Latitude and Longitude. Imagine trying to explain to someone where this dot is located on this ping pong ball . It is equally difficult to describe specific locations on Earth.

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Wagons, Ho! Created by Allison Deane

Wagons, Ho! Created by Allison Deane. Introduction. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel across the country in a covered wagon? Well, here is your chance!!!

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Moving West!

Moving West!. Chapter 12 / Section 2 / Page 392. LAND!. People began moving west because they had dreams of new opportunities Like owning inexpensive land with good soil Many people began moving west, including: Cotton planters from the south Cattle and sheep farmers from New England

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ROOT WORDS

ROOT WORDS. Naut, naus, nav = relating to the sea, ships, or travelers. Argonaut. A person who took part in the California Gold Rush by traveling west in search of gold from 1848-1849. astronaut. A person who is trained to travel into outer space. circumnavigate.

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ROOT WORDS

ROOT WORDS. Naut, naus, nav = relating to the sea, ships, or travelers. Argonaut. A person who took part in the California Gold Rush by traveling west in search of gold from 1848-1849. astronaut. A person who is trained to travel into outer space. circumnavigate.

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Rate-Time-Distance Problem

Rate-Time-Distance Problem. By M. L. 8-23. 5. Two jets leave Denver at 9:00 A.M., one flying east at a speed 50 km/h greater than the other, which is traveling west. At 11:00 A.M. the planes are 2500 km apart. Find their speeds. Step 1. Identify what the problem is asking you to find.

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