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Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth 2

The Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II is a multinational celebration throughout 2012 marking the 60th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II to the thrones of seven countries upon the death of her father, King George VI, on 6 February 1952. She is today queen regnant of 16 sovereign states, 12 of which were British colonies or Dominions at the start of her reign.

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AROUND ANCIENT BRITAIN

AROUND ANCIENT BRITAIN.

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London Sights

London Sights. 1. In the centre of Trafalgar Square there is a big column. At the top of the column there is a statue of Admiral Nelson who had to fight the French at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. You can feed the pigeons in Trafalgar Square. It is also famous for its fountains.

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PUNCTUATION, Part 2 YOUR FAVORITE GRAMMAR SUBJECT AND AS EASY AS EATING ICE CREAM

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Sir Francis Drake

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The Mystery of Roanoke Island

The Mystery of Roanoke Island. Pgs. 171-172. The English in America. By the 1600s the English had taken a large interest in North America. Queen Elizabeth encouraged exploration and was interested in building colonies in North America. A colony is a settlement ruled by another country.

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The Age of Absolutism: Parliament triumphs in England.

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Barbados

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Vocabulary

Vocabulary. boasted. Bragged Ed boasted that he had the largest pumpkin in the county. crept. moved slowly Traffic crept when an accident blocked two lanes of the interstate. crown. a pretty head covering This is the crown of the Holy Roman Emperor. village.

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Style Analysis: SYNTAX

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Sawney Bean

Sawney Bean.

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William Shakespeare 1564-1616

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Attitudes to immigrant groups in Tudor times and now.

Attitudes to immigrant groups in Tudor times and now. Lesson instructions: Print out slides 6 and 7 as worksheets. Students do sheet 1 (slide 6) as starter Do sheet 2 (slide 7) as main body Do slide 8 in own books as extension. Attitudes to immigrants. NOW AND THEN. Elizabeth I, 1596.

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Sir Francis Drake

Sir Francis Drake . By: Mark Bauer. Who was Sir Francis Drake?. English Privateer (a captain of a private ship, authorized by a country's government to attack and seize cargo from another country's ships) Navigator Naval Pioneer and Raider Politician and civil engineer

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The Tudor Monarchs

The Tudor Monarchs. Edward VI. Henry VII. Henry VIII. Lady Jane Grey. Elizabeth I. Mary I. Henry VII.

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Gibsonville Elementary School Ms. K. Mobley Fourth Grade/Room B5

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Chapter 13 Lesson 3: The Renaissance Spreads

Chapter 13 Lesson 3: The Renaissance Spreads. The Merode Altarpiece ~ Robert Campin 1428. It Spreads. French and English Monarchs took interest in the arts and viewed them as pride in their country so they provided strong financial support to artists.

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Researching Famous Characters of WW2

Researching Famous Characters of WW2. Who are these people? What were their roles during WW2?. Adolf Hitler. Adolf Hitler was born on April 20 th 1889 in the town of Braunau am Inn in Austria and the border with Germany.

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The Story of Liverpool FC

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Colonialism in OTHELLO

Colonialism in OTHELLO. By: David Pichardo. What is Colonialism???.

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