'Proclamation' diaporamas de présentation

US History EOCT Review

US History EOCT Review. Section 1. COLONIZATION THROUGH CONSTITUTION. SSUSH1 The student will describe European settlement in North America during the 17th century.

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1863: The Turning Point in The Civil War

1863: The Turning Point in The Civil War. By: Mitch Walker, Robert Mikes, Alyssa Russell, Michelle Husain, and Jake Lim. January 1st: The Emancipation Proclamation Goes into Effect. After the Emancipation Proclamation went into effect, the Southern goal became a goal about defending slavery.

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Disciples Are Made Not Born Part 4 of 6 The Witness of the Disciple Acts 16:25-34

Disciples Are Made Not Born Part 4 of 6 The Witness of the Disciple Acts 16:25-34. DISCIPLESHIP.

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Warm-Up

Warm-Up. Define salutary neglect. Explain the outcome of the French and Indian War. Why did Nathanial Bacon lead a rebellion in Virginia in 1676? Explain what the Proclamation of 1763 did to the colonists? Be sure to define it and discuss its impact. Causes of the Revolution.

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Developing Wisdom Using Understanding by Design and Critical Thinking

Developing Wisdom Using Understanding by Design and Critical Thinking. Dr. David Williams Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities Ms. Margot Williams Ball State University National Association for Gifted Children November 13, 2010. Understanding

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Oshkosh: a Civil Community

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Chapter 4 INDEPENDENCE!

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SOCIAL STUDIES SKILL BUILDER

SOCIAL STUDIES SKILL BUILDER. What is Social Studies Skill Builder?. SSSB is an approach where students work in pairs to work on fast-paced, skill oriented tasks to learn and practice key social studies skills.

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Treaties

Treaties. And the Indian Act. Treaties. What treaty covers the area in which we live? Refer to the map on page 31 of the text. Aboriginal people and the land. Aboriginal people have a special relationship with the land.

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War in the Middle Colonies:

War in the Middle Colonies:. 1776-1779. The Hudson River Corridor. The British offensive of 1777 included a plan to split the Colonies in two by controlling the Hudson River Corridor. Colonial Leaders: Horatio Gates, Daniel Morgan and Benedict Arnold

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The Politics of War

The Politics of War. Chapter 11 Section 2 Page 346. Britain Remains Neutral. Britain was no longer dependent upon Southern cotton. Huge supply pre war New sources in Egypt & India When their wheat crop failed they turned to import corn & wheat from the North.

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ROAD TO REVOLUTION

ROAD TO REVOLUTION. PART I: EARLY PROBLEMS. AFTER THE F & I WAR. * England is left broke (war debt). * Colonists question why they still need England. * England and Colonies see the situation after the war differently *This strains their relationship during a series

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Why Are We Here?

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Saturday, November 7 , 200 9 Biomedical Research Center ~ 97 5 N.E. 10 th St . OU Health Sciences Center ~ Oklahoma Ci

Oklahoma Pancreatic Cancer Support Groups present the 2009 Garden Walk for Hope & Awareness Supporting Pancreatic Cancer Survivorship Saturday, November 7 , 200 9 Biomedical Research Center ~ 97 5 N.E. 10 th St . OU Health Sciences Center ~ Oklahoma City, OK GARDEN WALK

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British Taxation Acts

British Taxation Acts. Fill out your chart as we go through the following Acts! . The Navigation Acts. Proclamation of 1763. Sugar Act (1764). Currency Act (1764). Stamp Act (1765). Quartering Act (1765). Declaratory Act (1766). Townshend Acts (1767). Intolerable Acts (1774).

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