'British colonies' diaporamas de présentation

Post-WW II De-Colonization

Post-WW II De-Colonization Ms. Lisbeth Rath & Ms. Susan Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY The Impact of Globalization Who would stop the Japanese Co-Prosperity Sphere (1939)? How Was Japan Defeated? At What Cost?? Results of World War II Defeat of dictatorships.

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Post-WW II De-Colonization

Post-WW II De-Colonization. Ms. Lisbeth Rath & Ms. Susan Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. The Impact of Globalization. Who would stop the Japanese Co-Prosperity Sphere (1939)?. How Was Japan Defeated? At What Cost??. Results of World War II. Defeat of dictatorships.

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EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT OF NORTH AMERICA

EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT OF NORTH AMERICA. WHAT IS HISTORY??. Prologue, After the Fact Point of View (ATF 1). Guiding Question 1. Why did people settle in the British North American colonies? Did people come for primarily economic concerns or for religious/idealistic motivations?.

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Causes of the American Revolution

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BEGINNINGS TO 1763

BEGINNINGS TO 1763. EXPLORATION & THE COLONIAL ERA. THE AMERICAS, WEST AFRICA, AND EUROPE. Ancient Cultures arrived about 22,000 years ago via a land bridge Earliest settlers were hunters Agriculture thrived starting about 5,000 years ago Some Natives remained Nomadic

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The Thirteen British Colonies

The Thirteen British Colonies. Mr. Snyder 5 th Grade Social Studies. Ohio History Benchmark. Describe the lasting effects of the colonies built by the Spanish, French and English in North America. Lesson 5 Pretest. :10. What was the main cash crop was raised and sold in Virginia. Corn

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AP Chapter 5

AP Chapter 5. The Cultures of Colonial North America. The French Crescent. Early French colonies were predominately Catholic and spread by Jesuit missionaries French relied on their trading alliances to grow their colonies in N. America

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Columbian Exchange

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The French & Indian War ( 1754 to 1763)

The French & Indian War ( 1754 to 1763). Mr. Juelfs - 8th Grade US History. North America in 1750. Quebec : Capital of New France Montreal : French settlement which was the center of the fur trade Why they came:

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Epic Journeys of Freedom

Epic Journeys of Freedom. Fairfax County (Virginia) August 11, 1761. Ran away from a Plantation of the Subscriber's, on Dogue Run in Fairfax, on Sunday the 9th Instant, the following Negroes, [1] viz.

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Government Chapter 2 Section 2: Independence

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Colonies

Colonies. Dr G.D.Brindle www.SchoolHistory.co.uk. One of the major reasons for bad relations amongst the nations of Europe in the years before 1914 was that they were engaged in a struggle to obtain overseas colonies.

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Federalism

Federalism. John Maher. Declaration of Independence. Yale Dunlap Broadside. Territorial Growth 1775. British Colonies 1763-76. British Empire 1919. British Empire Footprint. Florida as British Colony (1776). British Colonies in N America 1750. 1: Newfoundland ; 2: Nova Scotia ;

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Australia 1788-1900:

Australia 1788-1900:. Colonisation and Contact. Key Terms:. Textbook: Retroactive 1. Read page 256: Land, Dreaming and Law. Do I agree that this is me?. I feel a strong connection to the land I feel a duty to care for the land I know my local Dreaming stories

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WW2 Entertainment

WW2 Entertainment. You will find out about: Games- conkers Dancing Wireless Cards Cinema. Games (conkers). In the olden times the most popular game was conkers Conker is the name used in Britain , Ireland and some former British colonies for the nuts of the

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BBC News Report.

BBC News Report. Introduction to slide show. The news program I will be annualising is the 6 o-clock news on the 24 th of February 2010, broad cast on the BBC and presented by George Alagiah . In this short slide show I will be showing you the codes and conventions of factual news reports.

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Why did women from the former British Colonies come to Britain?

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The British Empire

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1. Fill in your heading. NAME: PER:

1. Fill in your heading. NAME: PER:. 7. Draw in and label the route of Cabral 1500 . 13. Label New York. Draw in and label the route of Hudson 1610. 2. Fill in your key with the names and colors below. 8. Draw in and label the route of Columbus 1492.

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Vocabulary Chapters 6 & 7

Vocabulary Chapters 6 & 7. History Alive! Book. Chapter 6. Independence: freedom from control by another government or country Traitor: a person found guilty of the crime of treason, or disloyalty to the government. Chapter 7.

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