'Material goods' diaporamas de présentation

ASIA

ASIA. INDIAN SUBCONTINENT, CHINA, JAPAN, KOREAS, SOUTHEAST ASIA, CENTRAL ASIA. INDIAN SUBCONTINENT. South Asia. vocabulary. delta Indus River Ganges River Monsoons Himalayas Mt. Everest Hindu Kush Mountains subcontinent. Climate Zone Latitude Zone. MAP IDENTIFICATION. Countries

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Population Theories and Models

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The Victorian Age

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Chapter Six:

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Postwar America Chapter 19

Postwar America Chapter 19. Issues Facing America. Wartime to p eacetime economy What to do with military veterans? Changing role/status of women Nuclear fear Increase in technology/changes New lifestyle-changes Baby boom. Economic Changes. Issues wartime to peacetime industries

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Message from B1: Foster intrinsic values among (electricity) consumers

Message from B1: Foster intrinsic values among (electricity) consumers. Torgeir Ericson & Hege Westskog CICERO , Norway 9-10 June 2011, Tampere .

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CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY

CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY. CULTURE: Definition & Hearth. Culture: body of customary beliefs, material traits, and social forms that together constitute the distinct tradition or lifestyle of a group of people or society.

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Self Management Project MGT 494

Self Management Project MGT 494. Lecture-10. Recap. Self-Management Competencies and the Eight Steps to the Top Step 1: Sort out your values. Step 2: Organize your values into life dimensions. Step 3: Write a vision statement. Step 1: Sort out your values.

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MODERN CHALLENGES TO TRADITIONAL RELIGION

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Religion The Middle East

Religion The Middle East. Religion. People from different ethnic groups may share the same religion; through they may be from very different cultures. Religion has been important to the history of the Middle East.

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Buddhism

Buddhism. By Autumn Beckstead LE1360 May Term May 15, 2014. History of Buddhism. Most historians agree that Buddhism originated in northern India in the 5th century B.C.E. It was founded by Siddhartha Gautama: The Buddha. Beliefs.

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Financial Education | Employee Services KMS

Why You Spend the Way You Do Katie Sauer Financial Education Program Director Employee Services Spring 2014 Expos. Financial Education | Employee Services KMS. Examining Our Spending. What are the underlying reasons for why we spend the way we do? u nconscious habit c onscious habit

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Karl Marx

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Correctional Continuum

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Intro to Philosophy

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The Research Foundation for the State University of New York, University at Albany

The Research Foundation for the State University of New York, University at Albany.

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Interwar Years

Interwar Years. Social Studies 11 Ms. Thind. Roaring 20s and Consumerism . Consumerism: social and economic system causing desire to purchase material goods in great amounts. Economic boom ? ? wages ? ? spending Rise of credit. Roaring 20s and Consumerism . Rise in advertising

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Teens in Natural Habitat

Teens in Natural Habitat. Amanda Manton. Habitat. Stratford Square Mall Saturday 7:00-7:30 pm People: Teens, parents, employees at mall/stores. Functionalism. Social perspective that emphasizes the contribution made by each part of society Mall Place for teens to hangout

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The Canterbury Tales

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Ancient Egyptians

Ancient Egyptians. The Afterlife. Tombs. Tombs were built to keep the remains of the dead and their belongings safe. Mummies were placed in coffins which were sealed and placed in tombs. Objects for the Afterlife.

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