'American flag' diaporamas de présentation

Understanding Media

Understanding Media. Key quotations from McLuhan. The Medium is the Message.

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20 th Century Timelines Episode Ten: Century of the Globe (1900-2000)

20 th Century Timelines Episode Ten: Century of the Globe (1900-2000). http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/1999/millennium/learning/timelines /. The Shape of the Twentieth Century The history of the twentieth century can be summarized--excessively briefly--in five propositions:

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20 th Century Timelines Episode Ten: Century of the Globe (1900-2000)

20 th Century Timelines Episode Ten: Century of the Globe (1900-2000). http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/1999/millennium/learning/timelines /. The Shape of the Twentieth Century The history of the twentieth century can be summarized--excessively briefly--in five propositions:

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Science or Art?

Science or Art?. The Evolution of Photography as an Art Form. Scientific Beginnings. Early photography was developed as an instrument to aid scientific discovery or as a purely documentary device.

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Customs and Courtesies

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The Indian Wars

The Indian Wars. Exlcudes pictures. War for the Plains. In 1874 Quannah Parker and 700 Indians attacked a group of hunters The hunters had been killing thousands of buffalo for their hides The hunters had superior weapons so they easily won the fight

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American Symbols

American Symbols. Take a test on the Symbols. Liberty Bell. The Liberty Bell was made in 1752 for the City of Pennsylvania. It stands for the right to choose a religion. It weighs 2,080 pounds and is over 7 feet tall. It cracked soon after it was made. American Flag.

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Social Studies Lesson

Social Studies Lesson. By Heather Kirchner. Ed 417. National Symbols. Third Grade. Objectives : . The third grade students will be able to do the following:. Vocabulary words are defined and spelled correctly. Team members contribute two examples of symbols to the brainstorm activity.

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Native American Indian Heritage Month 1 - 30 November

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A Wake For An Indian Warrior

A Wake For An Indian Warrior. speakers on please Sound starts on next slide. Use mouse or space bar To advance slides.

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EchoTaps

EchoTaps. Sponsorship Overview. Mission and Organizers. Mission EchoTaps will bring together ~ 700 buglers to form a line between two national cemeteries located 41 miles apart. The bugler will play the the Final Military Honor - Taps Organizers

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Betsy Ross

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Imperialism

Imperialism. Goal #6. Global expansion beyond our borders. Imperialism. US was already settled (manifest destiny) Began to look for new land, raw materials, new markets for our goods, economic factors

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The Cold War

The Cold War. By:Brandon Kirchens 8-4 Computers. Go to title page. Links. Why is it called the Cold War Why it started and who was involved Conclusion Battles The Korean War The Bay of Pigs Invasion The Cuban Missile Crisis The Vietnam War. Go to links cont. Links Cont.

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Symbols of Democracy

Symbols of Democracy. A presentation by Group 4. The American Flag. The American flag has thirteen stripes which stand for the thirteen original colonies and fifty stars which stand for the fifty states.

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Jasper Johns

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The American Flag Foundation, Inc. Star-Spangled Banner Outreach

The American Flag Foundation, Inc. Star-Spangled Banner Outreach Smithsonian 1812 Star-Spangled Banner Living American Flags in Your Community The Original 1914 Human Flag Smithsonian 1812 Star-Spangled Banner

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Flag Etiquette

Flag Etiquette. Rules for the American Flag. The flag should be raised and lowered by hand. The flag is only flown from sunrise to sunset. If the flag is flown at night, it is illuminated. The flag may be flown on any day of the year. The flag cannot touch the ground.

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Bill White Retired Intrepid President on the Search for the

(1888PressRelease) Bill White currently serves as Chairman and CEO of Constellations Group, a NYC strategic relationship development firm whose mission cornerstone is to advocate for causes important to our nation's military, veterans and their families.

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