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Unit 4 The Beginnings

Unit 4 The Beginnings . Essential Questions. What ideas did the U.S. Founding Fathers take from the Athenian democracy to create our Government? How did characteristics and contributions of Greek culture help to lay the foundation for Western civilization?

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Should We Tell People to Eat Fish?

Should We Tell People to Eat Fish?. Joyce A. Nettleton Science Communications Consultant Editor, PUFA Newsletter Denver, CO Rutgers Cooperative Extension June 8, 2004. Should We Eat Fish?. Neurodevelopment. Heart Health. Mental Health. Immune & Inflammatory Function. Gene Expression.

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Europe in the middle ages 500-1500 AD

Chapter 13. Europe in the middle ages 500-1500 AD. Overview & Background. New European civilization emerges Formed by combination of 3 elements coming together Germanic tribes invading old Roman Empire Roman legacy of culture, government Christian church & spread of Christianity

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Border Security Policies and US-Canada Relations

Border Security Policies and US-Canada Relations. Rey Koslowski Fellow, Transatlantic Academy, Washington, DC Associate Professor of Political Science, Public Policy and Informatics University at Albany, State University of New York. Ambassador Bridge post 9/11/01. Smart Borders.

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THE ROLE OF THE FOOD STANDARDS AGENCY NI Sharon Gilmore Consumer Choice & Food Standards FSA NI

THE ROLE OF THE FOOD STANDARDS AGENCY NI Sharon Gilmore Consumer Choice & Food Standards FSA NI Overview of roles and responsibilities Jan 2006 What is the Food Standards Agency? Non-Ministerial UK Government Department Run by an independent Board

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Basic Tools and Methods of Human Geographers

Basic Tools and Methods of Human Geographers. Observation Information must be collected and data recorded Methods: Fieldwork Use of scientific instruments Laboratory experiments Archival searches Remote sensing

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Native Americans from Texas

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Basic Tools and Methods of Human Geographers

Basic Tools and Methods of Human Geographers. Observation Information must be collected and data recorded Methods: Fieldwork Use of scientific instruments Laboratory experiments Archival searches Remote sensing

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Raising Tilapia in Your Backyard

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PEASANTS

PEASANTS. Overwhelming majority of Europeans in the 18 th century were peasants Peasants in Western Europe were relatively free but were still under the thumb of the seigneurial system Which denied them sufficient land to achieve economic independence

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Fishing in the 21st Century

Fishing in the 21st Century The 3 Major (commercial) Technologies: Longlining Trawling Gill (Drift) Netting Other Technologies Purse Seining Open-water Aquaculture Harpooning Traps and pots Ponds Hook&Line Trolling The Big Picture

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The Puffer Fish & Tetrodotoxin

The Puffer Fish & Tetrodotoxin. Diane Duby April 20, 2005. Photo from: http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/motm/ttx/ttxc.htm. Fugu. Salt water, worldwide Defenses, inflates several times their normal size Tissues contain Tetrodotoxin (TTX), especially in liver and gonads Delicacy in Japan.

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North American Indians in 1492

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Social studies talent 21

Social studies talent 21. By Kyle Chartier. Intro. Ever scents people existed they have been doing good and bad thins for the earth. This power point will take you back in time. All around the world to see what people in ancient times did good and bad of the earth. . After glacier age.

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Chapter 4 Ancient Greece

Athens. Chapter 4 Ancient Greece. Sparta. 4.1. Early People of the Aegean. Things to Know. Identify the influences on Minoan culture and how the civilization prospered Summarize how Mycenaean ruled the sea trade and started the Trojan War

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