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Arab-Israeli Conflict 1949-1967

Arab-Israeli Conflict 1949-1967. The Suez crisis and the Six-day War. Introduction. In the 19 th and 20 th centuries Jewish refugees had spread all over the world fleeing hatred, prejudice and persecution.

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Ezekiel Chapter 30

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Political Ecology of Infectious Disease

Political Ecology of Infectious Disease. Many changes that are relevant to understanding re-emergence of old and emergence of new infectious diseases are due to political and economic power at a variety of scales, ranging from: transnational down to the household and individual levels. .

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Museum Entrance

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Lesson 90 Aswan Dam

Lesson 90 Aswan Dam. Lesson 90. Talk about water :. If there is no water, what would happen?. If there is too much water, what would happen?. There would be floods . ( n ). Floods usually flood large areas and destroy houses and crops. ( v ). What would people do to control floods?.

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the Three Gorges

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The Aswan Dam

The Aswan Dam. Presentation. Reading. Writing. Listening. The Changjiang River. The Great Wall. The Pyramids. The Aswan Dam. Say something about the High Dam. Fill in the table:. a biggest man-made project. The Aswan High Dam. 3,830 m 980m 40m. Egypt. 1970. Questions:.

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The Aswan Dam

The Aswan Dam. Presentation. Reading. Writing. Listening. The Changjiang River. The Great Wall. The Pyramids. The Aswan Dam. Say something about the High Dam. Questions:. 1. Why was the High Dam built?. ? control the waters of the Nile. ? make electricity from the water.

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The Rescue of the Temples

The Rescue of the Temples. Temple of Rameses II at Abu Simbel. Inside the temple. Temple honouring Queen Nefertari. The Aswan Dam. Water rising behind the dam. Lake Nasser. Old and New Sites. Removing the Rameses Temple. The New Site.

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The Aswan High Dam

The Aswan High Dam. B. Khan. Where is the Aswan Dam? The map on the next slide shows the location of the Aswan High Dam Project in Egypt, which was completed in 1970. The dam is built on the River Nile and provides: Hydro-Electric Power (HEP) Irrigation water for surrounding farmland

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The Rescue of Abu Simbel ( ???????? )

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Aswan High Dam Egypt

Aswan High Dam Egypt. Before the dam was built. the Nile River overflowed its banks once a year But there were some years when the river did not rise at all No one knew exactly when the floods would occur. Flood plain of the Nile. The Aswan Dam. Capture flood water

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Hydroelectricity

Hydroelectricity. Pollution Busters. Contents. What is Hydroelectricity? How does it work? Advantages Disadvantages Examples and Pictures Future- for this renewable energy Facts Online Quiz Quiz have you been listening ? Question Time. What is Hydroelectricity?.

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Gaining from the deserts

Gaining from the deserts. Chapter 18. Irrigation. The Aswan Dam Project. The river flooded farm lands at times but at other times no water was received. This was unreliable for the farmers. The River Nile flows through Egypt which is a country in Africa. Where. Problem. 4 positives

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Aswan High Dam

Aswan High Dam. Benefits and Detriments (Positives and Negatives). Aswan Dam. A large dam constructed across the Nile River Reasons The aim of this water project was to prevent the river's flooding, generate electricity and provide water for agriculture.

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Ashwan Dam

Ashwan Dam. By David Mitchell, Jordan Jacobs, Grant McNeill, & Connor Peak. It is l ocated North of the Egyptian-Sudanese border. Completed in 1970 after 10 years of work by Soviet engineers. Known as Saaed el Aali in Arabic. Purpose of the Aswan Dam.

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(Relatively Modern) Egyptian History

(Relatively Modern) Egyptian History. 1800s: Independent State (under the Ottoman Empire ) Pasha (Khedive) Muhammad Ali 1850s: deLesseps & French build Suez Canal Forced Labor Opened 1869 1875: British buy controlling stake in canal from Ismail ($4 mill pounds)

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