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Geography of Southeast Asia AND Oceania

Geography of Southeast Asia AND Oceania. Southeast Asia. Southeast Asia: Mainland and Islands . Mainland Southeast Asia lies on two peninsulas - rectangular Indochinese Peninsula is south of China - Malay Peninsula is 700-mile strip south from mainland .

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IMMIGRANTS & URBANIZATION

IMMIGRANTS & URBANIZATION. Chapter 7. THE NEW IMMIGRANTS. Section 1. Where did the immigrants come from?. B/w 1870 & 1920, about 20 million Europeans immigrated to the U.S. Many from eastern & southern Europe. Why did immigrants come here?. Escape religious persecution

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Exploring the West

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The Earth Dragon Awakes

The Earth Dragon Awakes. Vocabulary. Trembles verb. When something trembles , it shakes. . Trembles. When people are nervous or afraid, they might tremble. . Trembles . Have you ever seen a dog trembling with fear?. Trembles.

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Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry

Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry . Journal Write. What do you know about the south in America? What do you want to know? What do you know about African- American History? What do you want to know about African- American history?. Paragraph Correction.

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THE END OF EMPIRE: DECOLONIZATION AND POSTCOLONIAL IMMIGRATION

THE END OF EMPIRE: DECOLONIZATION AND POSTCOLONIAL IMMIGRATION. Postimperial Europe c. 1947-1980 Superquiz Section IV. Buchi Emecheta (1944-). Buchi Emecheta (1944-) emigrated from Nigeria in 1961 left her government office job to follow her husband to England

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Art Styles

Art Styles. AP European History. Italian Renaissance (1300-1500). Themes : Individualism, worldly experience Characteristics : classicalism, perspective, mannerism, human figures, and myths Areas of Influence : Venice & Florence

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Grammar Unit 2 review

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Warm Up : Respond to Interact With History page 109.

Warm Up : Respond to Interact With History page 109. Warm-Up 11/14/05 Complete the circle map using your prior knowledge of conflicts. How do they start? What causes them? Who can be involved? . Conflict. Section 1 : Tensions Mount Between Mexico & Texas

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United States Immigration

United States Immigration. The Four Waves. What is Immigration?. I mmigration is to come i nto. E migration is when you e xit a country for another. Four Waves. Immigrants came to America in 4 waves, or phases. A wave is a period of time. First Wave: 1607-1820.

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The Music of Cuba

The Music of Cuba. Origins. Cuban music is of mostly European and African origin. Many immigrants from Spain and slaves from Africa migrated to the small island, bringing their musical heritages with them.

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Test

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Call to Order

Choose any one of the characters in this photograph. List three details that might have happened on their voyage. Then, list three details about what is about to happen in their lives. Call to Order. Immigration Day 2. Immigration.

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America Enters the War

America Enters the War. AIM: How did Americans react to the breakout of War in Europe and why did the U.S. finally enter in 1917?. Q. What were the results of both the stalemate and trench warfare in Europe? A. No side could win a decisive victory resulting in millions of lives lost. .

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-- 18 -- T HE G OLDEN D OOR

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The industrial age Aka industrial revolution

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1920s: More Cultural Conflicts

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Immigrant Experiences. 15.2 Why Europeans Immigrated to the United States. 1840s to 1890s from Northern and Western Europe Irish, British, Germans, and Scandinavians Late 1800s Eastern and Southern Europe Italians, Greeks, Hungarians, Poles, and Russians Push Factors

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