'Factory workers' presentation slideshows

Future Planning:

Future Planning:. Building Meaningful Career exploration into your guidance programs. Part A: Theory. Part B looks at specific programs. www.internationalcounselor.org. Copyright Shaun McElroy. Agriculture Age (farmers) Industrial Age (factory workers)

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Post-Contact/Historic Archaeology

Post-Contact/Historic Archaeology. Historical Archaeology. Historical Archaeology: In conjunction with analysis of written records. Information on societies is also available in the form of documents that may or may not be retrieved archaeologically

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The Roaring Twenties

The Roaring Twenties. Clarence Darrow & William Jennings Bryan at the Scopes Trial (Dayton, Tennessee 1925). I. Postwar American Attitudes.

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Occupational hazards in the workplace

Occupational hazards in the workplace. Faridahani Haji Isahak. Learning objectives. What is a/an Hazard Risk Exposure What are the types of occupational hazards?. Hazard. Potential of an agent to cause harm. Exposure. Contact with a Hazard is called Exposure

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Warm-Up Nov 11

Warm-Up Nov 11. 1. The 18 th Amendment A. established Prohibition B. repealed Prohibition C. Guaranteed Women the right to vote D. Guaranteed African-Americans the right to vote. Warm-Up Nov 12. 2. John Scopes was put on trial for

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SS6H7A The Russian Revolution

SS6H7A The Russian Revolution. Before 1917, Russia was an autocracy The Czar was the absolute ruler The last of the Czars was Nicholas II During WWI, Russia did not do well Millions of people were killed, wounded, or missing Citizens did not have enough food . SS6H7A.

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THE RISE OF AMERICAN REALISM

THE RISE OF AMERICAN REALISM. Where did the Romance go???.

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THE 1950s:

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Postmodern Political Theory

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Types of Propaganda Techniques

Types of Propaganda Techniques. Put behind pg 46. Propaganda - information that is spread for the purpose of promoting some cause. instead of impartially providing information propaganda can be deliberately misleading while sometimes convincing, are not necessarily valid/true.

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Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution. Why the Industrial Growth?. The Civil War challenged industries to make goods more quickly and efficiently

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WERE THE TWENTIES ROARING ?

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The Slave Economy Page 479

The Slave Economy Page 479. Views on Slavery. Slavery had been a part of American life since colonial days. Some people thought slavery was wrong. Most Northerners once thought that all Southerners owned slaves. The Slave Economy. Southern Slaveholders in 1860: 75% owned no slaves

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THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION

Enduring Understandings 1. International conflict often leads to domestic changes. 3. In times of crisis, people often turn to strong leaders in search of stability. 5. Conflicts of the 20 th Century were rooted in political and ideological differences around the world.

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Migration by African Americans from 1870 to 1930

Migration by African Americans from 1870 to 1930. Pgs. 227-229. Moving West after the War. At the same time immigrants were moving to the United States, former slaves began looking for new places to live and work. In the 1870s about 40,000 former slaves from the South moved west to Kansas.

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Wed 11/6/13 TEST SEVEN NOTES

Wed 11/6/13 TEST SEVEN NOTES. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhL5DCizj5c&safe=active. How did the Industrial Revolution change the world?. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. began in Great Britain

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IRAN

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The North`s People

The North`s People . Northern Factories. The Northern Factories. In the early 1800s in the mills established in Lowell, Massachusetts, the entire production process was brought under one roof.

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