'Population boom' diaporamas de présentation

The CIVIL War.

The CIVIL War. The War between the North and the South. http://www.soldierstudies.org/images/webquest/civil%20war%20soldiers.jpg. Paul Choi Edci 270 March, 2008. Target Audience/ Learner Description. The Audience will be students between the grades of 6 th to 8 th .

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Environmental Law and the Current Administration

Environmental Law and the Current Administration. Stacy Taylor Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough LLP. Tragedy of the Commons. Economics theory by Garrett Hardin

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2012 ASEP

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Class 2b: Natural Resources and Energy

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Class 2b: Natural Resources and Energy

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Unit 10: The Age of Oil

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Organizational Identity

Organizational Identity. Bring Major League Baseball to Portland Involve the Community. Capital Factors. Paul Allen Phil Knight, Nike Founder State of Oregon State Lottery revenue No new taxes. Why Portland Now?. Largest growing areas in United States Only one professional franchise

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Country and City: The Natural World and the Social World. Overview. Population Demography Theories on Population Growth Population Problems Urbanization Patterns in urbanization In-class exercise The Environment. DEMOGRAPHY.

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Middle Ages

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Chapter 10

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A Road Map to Civil War: An Uneasy Compromise

A Road Map to Civil War: An Uneasy Compromise. Northwest Ordinance (1787). (1787) Banned slavery in the Northwest territories. Louisiana Purchase (1803). Lead to the debate on expansion of slavery. Doubled the size of the U.S. Missouri Compromise (1820).

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The Agricultural Revolution & European Expansion 1650-1850

The Agricultural Revolution & European Expansion 1650-1850. Chapter 19. Early Agricultural Problems. Europe was mostly agrarian Bad harvests due to famine/weather could destroy a family and their income; often led to death Families did not often have enough food in reserve

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Ch 5: Controlling Population Growth

Ch 5: Controlling Population Growth. Notes #2. Factors affecting population size. Number of Births: Tracks the # of live births in an area Number of Deaths: Tracks the # of deaths in an area Number of individuals entering or leaving a population i. Immigration: entering an area

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What is Driving Chinese Urbanization?

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1975-1991 Demography

The Challenge of Population Growth. 1975-1991 Demography. Demographic Transition. The population of Europe almost doubled between 1850 and 1914 Put pressure on rural land to produce enough food, and on urban housing & institutions Forced migrations to the west, developing the Americas

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China Responds to Pressure from the West

China Responds to Pressure from the West. By Maddy Anthony. Pre-Imperialism. Led by Qing Empire Most people in the world Resists foreign influence- Isolated Economy agriculture based Spanish and Portugeese traders brought maize sweet potatoes and peanuts which led to a population boom

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Colonial Folkways

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Colonial Folkways

Colonial Folkways. The Colonial Regions. Focus Question. Pretend a visitor came to the classroom and asked about your community. How would you describe Bloom Township to that visitor?. Widespread Colonization. By 1775, Britain controlled 32 colonies in North America

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Europe

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Questions

Questions. Chapter 3 Section 2. Questions. 1. As you read about New England and the Middle Colonies, complete this chart describing how resources affected economic development. Questions. 2. Why do you think iron mills were located beside rivers?

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