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LCSSTI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

LCSSTI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP. Questions. The eight military excursions to the Holy Land in the 12 th .century were known as the . Crusades. The Europeans, in the Crusades, were attempting to make the Holy Land safe for . Chrisitians. ) The result of their experiences brought on the .

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Chapter 5 Crisis in the Colonies (1630-1750) ( American Nation Textbook Pages 136-165)

Chapter 5 Crisis in the Colonies (1630-1750) ( American Nation Textbook Pages 136-165). Powerpoint by Mr. Zindman.

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The Race for Colonies

The Race for Colonies. The International Context. Spain and Portugal are Weak The Thirty Years' War (1618-48) The Balance of Power 3 Bishops, 3 Protestant Lords, 1 King of Bohemia The Winter King: Frederick of the Palatinate Catholics vs. Protestant No one really wins. .

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The Anthropology of Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion

The Anthropology of Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion. Adaptation and Change: How Religions are Born. Some Points to Consider. Religion helps people cope with the world Incomprehensible Changing Religious systems are found in all cultures Reflect cultural needs Rooted in human experience.

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Chapter Three

Chapter Three. Planting Colonies in North America, 1588-1701. Part One. Introduction. Chapter Focus Questions. How did the planting of colonies by European nations compare? What characterized the English and Algonquian colonial encounter in the Chesapeake?

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LESSON 2- THE GROWTH OF NEW FRANCE

LESSON 2- THE GROWTH OF NEW FRANCE. In Spain the Spanish grew wealthy from silver and gold, but in New France the French grew wealthy from the fur trade. The French were not interested in settling in North America. From 1608 to 1763 the French only built two cities in New France

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NEW WORLD ENCOUNTERS

NEW WORLD ENCOUNTERS. America: Past and Present Chapter 1. Native American Histories before Conquest. 20,000 years ago--Siberian hunters become first American inhabitants 14,000 years ago--Humans reach tip of South America. These Paleo-Indians did not suffer from many communicative diseases.

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Unit One: Pre-Columbian America

Unit One: Pre-Columbian America . The American Natives: 30,000B.C. to 1400 A.D. . Geography of North America . The continent of North America has a diverse geography. The two main mountain chains are the Appalachian mountains (East) and the Rocky mountains (West)

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The American Colonies Grow

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The Road to Independence

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American Literature

American Literature. Lecture Three. 030533/4/5, 26 th Sep. 2006. The American Romanticism (I) . I. What is Romanticism.

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Persistence and Transformation

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Samuel de Champlain

Samuel de Champlain. The Father of New France. Born About 1567 in Brouage, France Died December 25, 1635 in Quebec, Canada Nationality French Occupation Explorer, navigator, cartographer Wife Helene Boulle (married in 1610). Biography. Early Career.

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