'Metal tools' diaporamas de présentation

Native Americans of NY

Native Americans of NY. Mrs. Johnson wonders how much you know. What do you call a scientist who studies artifacts to learn about the past?. An archeologist. What do you call the group of people who meet to talk about and solve problems for the confederacy?. Council.

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Ancient Civilizations Test Review

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Mayan Astronomy

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What is up with the T-chart?

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Colonial America New England

Colonial America New England. USI.5. Diacopoulos, Stephens, Cook. Need to Know. Specialization : focusing on one or a few products (caused colonies to be interdependent). New England. New England. Geography Appalachian Mts. Hilly & rocky soil Jagged coastline Boston Harbor Climate:

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The Mi'kmaq people for hundreds of years have created enduring art.

The people of the Mi'kmaq people have lived in what is now Nova Scotia and the Maritimes for hundreds of years. They have generally expressed their culture and worldviews in stories and traditions.

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Daily Life in Sumer (Day 2)

Daily Life in Sumer (Day 2). Specialization and Trade , Pleasing the Gods, and Social Structure. Do Now. What does division of labor mean? What are social classes? What are some of the jobs Sumerians had?. Specialization and Trade.

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Essential Knowledge

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Weighing the Evidence Robin Hood

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Shoemaker

Shoemaker. Leatherworkers. Clothes Seller. Musicians. Farming Village. Fruit Merchants. Jewelers. Travelling Artisans. Leatherworkers. Tinsmiths. Grinder (likely for metal tools/knives). Grocer. Goldsmiths. Merchants (various wares). Shoemaker. Bread seller. Laundresses. Traders.

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Hunters and Gatherers

Hunters and Gatherers. Chapter 2, Lesson 1. Objective. Describe the way of life if the hunter-gatherer Trace the evolution and cultural evolution of the earliest types of tools used by prehistoric peoples. Hunters and Gatherers Adapt to Environments. They hunted animals and

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Prehistoric Times

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ANCIENT WEAPONS & TECHNOLOGY

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Communities are built near resources Why do you think cities and towns are built near resources?

Unit 2 Lesson 5. Communities are built near resources Why do you think cities and towns are built near resources?. Crops. The first settlers leaving St. Louis headed west across the Great Plains. They began to farm the land and raise chickens, hogs, and cows.

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Chapter 5 Lesson 3

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Native Texan of the Gulf Coast

Native Texan of the Gulf Coast. Coahuilteican. Karankawa. Gulf Coast to San Antonio Several groups Nomads Food Beans, nuts, berries Small game. Corpus to Galveston Food Fish from the gulf Small game Tools Bows & arrows Dug out canoes Appearance Pierced lips Tattoos

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Dorians

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Energy Sources

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