'Settlers' diaporamas de présentation

Asia and Africa in the 20 th Century

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ACT Adding & Deleting Sentences, Determining Sentence Sequence

ACT Adding & Deleting Sentences, Determining Sentence Sequence. English III April 2011.

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The American West An Overview: 1860-1900

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NATION BUILDING AND NATIONIONALISM

NATION BUILDING AND NATIONIONALISM. America: Past and Present Chapter 9. Expansion and Migration. American perspective shifts from Europe to West after 1815 Land perceived as rich, unsettled Continent held in part by the English, Spanish, and Indians. Extending the Boundaries.

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Founding the Middle Colonies

Founding the Middle Colonies. In section, you will read about the founding of the Middle Colonies (such as New York), and the Southern Colonies. New Jersey. New York. The Middle Colonies. Delaware. Pennsylvania.

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Harnessing the Hudson

Harnessing the Hudson. The story of the building of the Spier Falls Dam. Essential Questions. Why was the Hudson River, and its tributaries, so important to early settlers? How did they use it? How has technology changed the way we use the river?. The Falls.

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Changes on the Plains. Lesson 1 Link East to West . Timeline: 1844-1869 Vocabulary: transcontinental, prejudice Main Ideas: Telegraph made it faster to send messages over long distances. Transcontinental railroads made traveling and shipping easier and faster. Samuel Morse .

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Jackson and Van Buren

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How do you find answers to research questions?

How do you find answers to research questions?. In this lesson you will learn how to find answers to your research questions by skimming the text for key words and phrases. . An informational text gives facts about a non-fiction topic. . Non-fiction/Real Topic: Powhatan/Settler Relations.

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Modern US History Ch. 18, Section 1 Miners, Ranchers, and Railroads

Modern US History Ch. 18, Section 1 Miners, Ranchers, and Railroads. Mining Boom Brings Growth. Prior to the Civil War most Americans saw the Great Plains and the west as the Great American Desert and there were few attempts to settle there until after the war (#1)

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Settlement of the Northwest

Settlement of the Northwest. Essential Question. Why did people move to the Northwest and what was life like for the early pioneers who settled there?. Who came west after explorers, traders, trappers, and missionaries? Pioneer families How did they come west?

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Boxley Grist Mill

Boxley Grist Mill. Boxley Mill is in the Lost Valley area of the park. The Mill is a short walk from the highway. Parking is limited. Do not block gates into fields. What is a grist mill and why did Boxley need one ?

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Boxley Grist Mill

Boxley Grist Mill. Boxley Mill is in the Lost Valley area of the park. The Mill is a short walk from the highway. Parking is limited. Do not block gates into fields. What is a grist mill and why did Boxley need one ?

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Settling the West: 1865-1900

Settling the West: 1865-1900. Chapter 13. Pages 414-419. Chapter 13 ~ Section 1. Miners and Ranchers. Why It Matters.

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The Western Frontier: Modes of Transportation 1858-1896

The Western Frontier: Modes of Transportation 1858-1896. Mountain Gap Middle Sixth Grade Huntsville, Alabama. INSERT PICTURE. Western Frontier Modes of Transportation. Horse. Wagon. Stagecoach. Transcontinental Railroad. Introduction.

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Chapter 4 Review

Chapter 4 Review . American Life in the 17c 1607-1692. The Unhealthy Chesapeake What was the life expectancy of the early Chesapeake settlers? Why? D escribe the reasons that the population of the Chesapeake region grew slowly d uring the early 17c . Why were families few and fragile?

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Life for Settlers

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THE BUFFALO

THE BUFFALO. By Katherine Schoenfeld. What is a Buffalo?. The buffalo is a the largest land mammal in North America. They are warm-blooded . They have teeth and lots of hair.

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Life for Settlers

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Settlers of Jamestown

Settlers of Jamestown. Chapter 5.1. Important Jamestown settlers. Pocahontas John Smith John Rolfe Jigsaw activity. Jamestown succeeds. In 1618, more colonists arrive in Jamestown Apprentices Indentured servants Africans. House of Burgesses.

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