'Male citizens' presentation slideshows

Practice January 2012 Global History and Geography Regents

Practice January 2012 Global History and Geography Regents. Base your answer to question on the map below and on your knowledge of social studies. Which statement is supported by the information provided on this map about the earliest Iron Age in Africa?

1.17k views • 101 slides

civics

THROWBACK THURSDAY REVIEW FOR END OF COURSE EXAM. civics. **Define the term "citizen," and identify legal means of becoming a United States citizen. SS.7.C.2.1.

1.21k views • 94 slides

World of Governments

World of Governments. There are many different types of government across our world. . Limited Gov ernments: type of government in which the powers of the leaders are limited. This means that all laws apply to everyone, even the leaders of the country . . EX: United States.

941 views • 59 slides

Social Review 6

Social Review 6. Part 2. Ancient Athens. How was the government of Ancient Athens structured?. In ancient times, Greece was not a unified country. Rather it was broken into city-states Athens was the strongest city-state, it was a democracy, the government was run by the people. The Assembly.

674 views • 47 slides

Ancient Greece

506 views • 37 slides

Minority involvement in WWI and the Russian Revolution

536 views • 31 slides

Reconstruction

557 views • 29 slides

Early Chinese History

Early Chinese History. John Ermer Miami Beach Senior High School World History. The Huang He River Valley. China = isolated by natural barriers Himalaya mountains in Southwest Pamir Mountains, Tian Mountains, Gobi Desert in West Mongolian Steppe to the Northwest

396 views • 23 slides

Voting Simulation Reflection Write down your answer- IF YOU WERE UNABLE TO VOTE:

VOTING QUESTION : The Point Loma administration is asking 11 th graders to vote on the following decision- FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR, SHOULD THE SCHEDULE BEGIN AT- OPTION 1 : THE CURRENT 7:30 am AND END AT 2:15 pm OPTION 2 : 8:30 am AND END AT 3:15 pm Write on your ballot - 1 or 2.

405 views • 22 slides

Women Make Progress 8.2

Women Make Progress 8.2. Colleges Leaders in social reform Had little rights. The Seneca Falls Declaration (1848). The Seneca Falls Declaration of 1848 outlined the women's rights movement of the mid-19th century.

547 views • 21 slides

3.3 Radical Days of the Revolution

459 views • 21 slides

PATRICIANS

300 views • 17 slides

Creating a

Creating a. New France. Back story:. 1789: Worst Famine in history. Peasants are roaming the countryside looking for food, work, anything. Great Fear:. peasants attacked homes of nobles. Set fire to old manor records. stole grain from storehouses. Killed and beat people up. Paris in Arms.

302 views • 17 slides

The Confederation

429 views • 16 slides

Athens in the Age of Pericles

384 views • 15 slides

Olympic

574 views • 14 slides

There are many different types of governments around our world.

1.73k views • 14 slides

The French Revolution Timeline PowerPoint

By: Codey James Yurkewicz. The French Revolution Timeline PowerPoint. Introduction. My timeline is based on events that happened between 1715 and 1799. It talks about the great start that King Louis had (JK). All the way up to the end of the French Revolution. I hope that you enjoy. .

419 views • 13 slides

269 views • 12 slides

JAPAN

JAPAN. KEY TERMS. Commodore Matthew Perry = U.S. naval commander who pressured Japan to sign treaty opening Japan to trade in 1854 Treaty of Kanagawa = treaty which allowed American ships to trade at 2 Japanese ports

245 views • 7 slides