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Endangered Animals

Endangered Animals. Close to Extinction. Sarah Hoover EDCI 270. Endangered. Audience. 4 th Graders Middle Class Suburban Community. Learning Environment. Students will work individually or in groups of 2 They will work at a computer with speakers in a computer lab. Objectives.

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Gender Distinctions in Video Game Advertisements

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Mothers: The Good, The Bad, And The Godly Text: Prov. 1:8; 6:20

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North American Societies

Chapter 16 Section 1. North American Societies. Key Terms. Potlatch Anasazi Pueblo Mississippian Iroquois Totem. Complex Societies in the West. North American Societies less developed than South Had complex societies Conduct long distance trade . Cultures of Abundance.

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Harlem Renaissance

Harlem Renaissance. Goals: To understand the importance of the Harlem Renaissance to 1920s culture To understand how the Harlem Renaissance established a basis for the Civil Rights Movement. Migrants Face Changes and Challenges.

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Endangered Animals

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Fennec Fox

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Snow Leopard

Snow Leopard. By: Lexie Kindt. Kindom : Animalia Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Mammalia Order : Carnivora Family : Felidae Subfamily: Pantharinae Genus : Uncia Species: U. Uncia. Classification. The Snow Leopard is Native to the Central Asian Mountains

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tiger

By: saud. tiger. habitat. Tigers live in the mixed forests mangrove swamps and grasslands Asia . size. Tigers are up to3 metres long and weigh up to 230 kilos . Their tails are nearly 1 metre long. . appearance.

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The sloth bear

The sloth bear. By:Jonathan Cruz. Physical characteristics. The sloth bear is 5-6 feet long Can weigh between120 and130 pounds. Has a cream colored v or y on chest. Environment. Live in India Sir Lanka and Nepal. They live near the equator. They live in wet and warm forest.

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The Harlem Renaissance

The Harlem Renaissance.

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Plains and Eastern Indians

Plains and Eastern Indians. Plains and Eastern Indians. Plains Indians A. Farmers (in mid-west) 1. Grew corn, squash, beans, sunflowers and tobacco 2. Women did the farming (except tobacco) B. Southwest tribes based everything on the buffalo. II. Eastern Indians

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