'Historical time period' diaporamas de présentation

Regionalism unit

Regionalism unit. Beginning week of 11.4. Objectives 10.28. Identify the key events from a historical time period. Summarize the literary styles of a historical time period.

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Regionalism unit

Regionalism unit. Beginning week of 11.4. Objectives 10.28. Identify the key events from a historical time period. Summarize the literary styles of a historical time period.

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The Worlds of Critical Theory:

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With Rivkah Dahan March 2, 2011

Non-Frontal Review Techniques for the Classroom. With Rivkah Dahan March 2, 2011 . Our Guest:.

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Kant and Hegel

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Local History Project The Grange Movement and Its Impact on American Communities

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Understanding Shakespeare

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Academic Writing

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Hegel and Marx

Hegel and Marx. 3 October 2008. Dialectic. Undifferentiated unity (e.g., the family, early civilizations) Disunity (e.g., civil society, later civilizations) Differentiated unity (e.g., the state, contemporary German civilization). Recognition. The master and the slave

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L1: Introduction to the Dual Revolutions and Modern World History

L1: Introduction to the Dual Revolutions and Modern World History . Homework : 1. Please see unit schedule. No modifications to homework assignments at this time. Agenda Objectives :

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Narrative Techniques

Narrative Techniques. Analyzing Prose the AP Way. Plot terms. Dramatic situation: Exposition: Unstable situation: Complications: Crisis: Climax: Falling action: Denouement:. Analytical questions involving plot:.

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Hegel

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Where are we in history?

Where are we in history?. ______________________________________.

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Build Your Own Amusement Park!

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Inside Stories I

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What Can Artifacts Tell Us About History?

What Can Artifacts Tell Us About History?. A look at gender roles and attire. Gender & Attire. What do the clothes that a person wears tell us about the time, place, and society in which they live? Can you tell by looking at clothing, the time period in which it was worn?.

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The Prologue

The Prologue. Romeo and Juliet. What in the heck is a Chorus?. The term Chorus comes from ancient Greek drama. An individual who guides the audience through the play and comments on the action of the drama

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Historical Importance

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