'Southwest united states' diaporamas de présentation

What region did the Pueblo live in?

What region did the Pueblo live in?. What family?. Southwest United States in present-day New Mexico and Arizona. Region. What region did the Kwakiutl live in?. What family?. Region Coastal Range. Pacific Northwest. What region did the Lakota/Sioux live in?. What family?. Region

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Nationalism

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Nationalism

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Bellringers

Bellringers. Which ancient civilization would you like to learn more about and why? Mayas, Aztecs, Incas, Mound Builders, Anasazi, or Pueblo Get your Chapter 3 Notes in the correct order, stapled, with your name on them to turn in tomorrow before your test Chapter 3-1 (G. O.)

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Hallucinogens

Hallucinogens. by MacKenzie Donnelly, Lisa Martino, and Evan Hughes. Hallucinogens. Substances whose primary effect is to cause perceptual and cognitive distortions without producing a state of toxic delirium Most are synthesized by plants or have plant derived compounds

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Binational Desalination: Past Studies and Present Opportunities

Binational Desalination: Past Studies and Present Opportunities. Tom McCann Manager, Resource Planning & Analysis June 20, 2008. History. The idea of a desalination project to benefit both Arizona and Sonora is more than 40 years old

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European Exploration of North America

European Exploration of North America. All Countries came to compete with one another. The English. The English explored North America for these reasons: In search of sources of wealth (gold) Convert Native Americans to Christianity Claim land for England

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European Exploration of North America

European Exploration of North America. The Spanish. The Spanish explored the North American continent for 3 main reasons. To find riches (Goods) To spread religion, or Christianity (God) To expand their empire (Glory)

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The Gray Wolf in North America

The Gray Wolf in North America. Found in Northern Europe, Siberia, Asia and North America Until 1900, were found throughout North America Now much fewer in numbers, most in Alaska, Canada. The gray wolf is wide ranging. Mexican wolf. Home range of Mexican wolf.

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