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Exam Questions by Unit UNIT 4

Exam Questions by Unit UNIT 4. Last Exam Added: Aug 2012. Directions. Click the indicated icon to begin the slide show Press the right arrow key on the keyboard once to reveal the answer Press the right arrow key once more to advance to the next question

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Unit III (1450-1750)

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World War II

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East Asia

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Columbian Exchange

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Writing a business plan

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Standards and Standardization

Standards and Standardization. Outline of Presentation. Targets, benefits and levels of standardization Meaning of Standardization Modern development in Standardization Modern Concept Targets and benefits of standardization. Standardization growth in developing countries

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Take out your packets for me to check ?

Take out your packets for me to check ?. Remain quiet. Setting the Stage. Because of the Renaissance, and reformation Europe was now ready to explore. Most countries shared a desire to establish trade with Asia. They were looking for an easy way to get there.

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BELLRINGER: 10/9

BELLRINGER: 10/9. Get out your Age of Exploration/Discovery Vocab and study for your vocab quiz. AGENDA: 10/9. ** SHORT CLASS TODAY ** 1. Vocabulary Quiz 2. Notes: Columbian Exchange 3. Study Guide: Age of Exploration

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Sectional Differences

Sectional Differences. Chapter 7: Section 2. Objectives. Analyze why industrialization took root in the northern part of the US. Describe the impact of industrialization. Analyze the reasons that agriculture and slavery became entrenched in the South. North vs. South.

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The Silk Road

The Silk Road. Viewing the Silk Road from Space. The Silk Road stretches over 4,000 miles (6,500km) from Beijing, China to Rome, Italy. It was not actually a road. It was not paved. The Silk Road was a name given to any route which led from Beijing to Rome.

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The Pressure to Expand

http://www.worldpress.org/images/maps/world_600w.jpg. The Pressure to Expand. Angela Brown Chapter 9 Section 1. Learning Targets:. Explain some of the reasons for the growth of imperialism around the world. Summarize the American view regarding imperialism prior to 1890.

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Sweatshops & Cheap Labor

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Welcome to Denmark

Welcome to Denmark. History of Denmark.

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Setting the Scene

Section 2 - Britain Leads the Way. Setting the Scene

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The economics of Imperialism

1400: high transaction + transportation costs ? sugar, pepper, spices, silk rare Prompt Explorers to find new route east Lead to advances in: . The economics of Imperialism . Oh the Spanish!. 1415: Portuguese seize Muslim Port-by 1500 reach India and major trading ports of south Asian seas

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Expansion of the British Empire

Expansion of the British Empire. A short history of the British Empire. The British Empire was the largest empire in history and for a substantial time was the foremost global power.

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United States Involvement in WW1 and Home Front

United States Involvement in WW1 and Home Front . Hannah Vickers Destiny Lawson . U.S. View on WW1 . When war erupted in 1914, the U.S. attempted to remain neutral and was a supporter of neutral states.

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