'Open plains' diaporamas de présentation

Section 19.1: Miners, Ranchers, and Cowhands

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U.S. History Chapter 5 Notes Changes on the Western Frontier .

U.S. History Chapter 5 Notes Changes on the Western Frontier . The culture of the Plains Indians declines as white settlers transform the Great Plains. Meanwhile, farmers form the Populist movement to address their economic concerns. Section 1 Cultures Clash on the Prairie.

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Alternative Energies

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United States History - Honors

United States History - Honors. Ch. 14: The Western Crossroads Ch. 15: The Second Industrial Revolution Ch. 16: The Transformation of American Society Ch. 17: Politics in the Gilded Age. Native American Resistance .

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Vocabulary :

Vocabulary :. How I Spent My Summer Vacation. captured, imagination, manners, matador, plains, relax, vacation. How I Spent My Summer Vacation. Read each vocabulary word and the definition. captured imagination manners matador plains relax vacation.

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Mongol Mania!!!!!!

Mongol Mania!!!!!!. Love/Hate Relationship. Virtually all written accounts by those who were vanquished by the Mongols stressed their brutality, and barbarian contempt for civilized societies.

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Chapter 14: The Mongol Advance

Chapter 14: The Mongol Advance. AP World History Longwood HS. Origins. The Mongols (also known as Tatars, or Tartars) were a group of nomadic tribes from the steppes, or open plains, of East Asia. They Herded Livestock and were excellent horsemen and archers. Origins.

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Maple trees

Maple trees. Quiz. Which is the national flag of Canada? A. B. C. D. 2. Which is the national flower of Canada? A. B. . rose. Cherry blossom. C. D. maple. tulip.

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Adaptations for Movement

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Thomas Kinkade

Thomas Kinkade. The Painter of Light. Track 12: Upon the wide open plains. Background Music:. Tim Janis: American Horizons.

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Jafta A Shared Reading Story Written by: Hugh Lewin Illustrated by Lisa Kopper

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African lions and leopards

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Adaptations of Mom the Giraffe

Adaptations of Mom the Giraffe. Structural. Neck: Giraffes use their long necks to reach for leaves high in trees. They only have seven vertebrae in their necks, the same as humans. Their neck has evolved over time in longer length due to competition of food.

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By: Sophie Gollan

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By: Sophie Gollan

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Zebras are part of the horse family. It is a native of central & South Africa.

Zebras are part of the horse family. It is a native of central & South Africa. Speed. Zebras do not run as fast as horses. They can run a maximum of 40m per hour. A horse can run much faster than this but zebras can last over a long time. The average lifespan of a zebra is 28 years.

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Wind Energy

Wind Energy . Sophie Nicolella. How does it work? . Wind is used to generate mechanical power and electricity Turbines turn in the moving air which power an electric generator that supplies an electric current Used for grinding grain or pumping water

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Myth #5: The frontier was so vast that westward expansion brought little environmental degradation.

Myth #5: The frontier was so vast that westward expansion brought little environmental degradation. Reality: Between 1865 and 1890, the frontier grew at unprecedented rates, thus bringing about widespread environmental degradation.

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