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Women in World War II

Women in World War II. WASPs at Minter Field, Kern County, California. VOCABULARY. WASP : Women Air Force Service Pilots

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Grant Writing

Grant Writing. Workshop Highlights. The Grant Training Center Highlights. Prepared by: Kathy Korman Frey Entrepreneur in Residence GWSB Dept of Management frey@gwu.edu. Today. About 8 Takeaways 5 Examples Many Resources and Links. Dr. Matilda Harris. Reviewer Dept of Education

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Using Primary Sources in Lesson Planning

Using Primary Sources in Lesson Planning. Maria Abalos Christopher Van Dyke. Objectives. By the end of this session, participants will be able to: Determine the credibility and bias of primary sources. Use primary sources to teach state performance objectives. What are primary sources?.

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Social Studies Methods: The Primacy of Primary Sources

Social Studies Methods: The Primacy of Primary Sources. Jeni Venker Weidenbenner, MLIS, MAT, PhD Student Email: MzWeidster@aol.com Section web site: http://inquiry.uiuc.edu/bin/unit_update.cgi?command=select&xmlfile=u14119.xml Section room: 192 Education. Pair & Share.

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From Secession to Civil War

From Secession to Civil War. http://lincolnstore.com/page5.html. STANDARD USI.9a. The student will demonstrate knowledge of the causes, major events, and effects of the Civil War by a) describing the cultural, economic, and constitutional issues that divided the nation.

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The Declaration of Independence

The Declaration of Independence. What is our Declaration of Independence? A proclamation that declared to all Americans, Great Britain, and the world that these 13 colonies were and ought to be free and independent from the Kingdom of Great Britain.

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The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution. The Inventors. Explain of each of the following affected the textile industry. Flying Shuttle & John Kay Spinning Jenny & James Hargreaves Water Frame & Richard Arkwright Spinning Mule & Samuel Crompton Cotton Gin & Eli Whitney

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Louisiana Purchase

Louisiana Purchase. April 30, 1803 Robert Livingston & James Monroe signed the Louisiana Purchase Treaty in Paris The United States paid $15 million for the land, roughly 4 cents per acre The purchase added 828,000 square miles of land west of the Mississippi to the United States

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The concept of the threat to the Homeland has taken many shapes throughout the years.

The concept of the threat to the Homeland has taken many shapes throughout the years. Terrorism is not new!. The acts of terrorism have been with us since the dawn of recorded history. What kind of terrorism did the United States experience before the jihadist?.

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