'High walls' presentation slideshows

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Ancient China

Ancient China. By: Karley. Introduction. My project is about Ancient China. China is in Asia. The capital of China is Beijing. Ancient China is very different from China today. I am going to talk about ancient civilization in China. Map of China. History.

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The Battle Of Vicksburg

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The Fertile Crescent

The Fertile Crescent. Stretched in an arc from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf, sight of the first civilizations P. 29 Look at the Map What kind of geographic features do you notice? Which area might attract invaders?. First Schools.

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Chiaroscuro

Chiaroscuro. Head of the Virgin in Three Quarter View Facing Right, 1508-12. Leonardo da Vinci (Italian 1452-1519). Charcoal, black and red chalks, traces of contour sketch in pen and brown ink. What is Chiaroscuro?.

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Chapter 8: The Rise of Europe

Chapter 8: The Rise of Europe. Section 2 Feudalism and the Manor Economy. Feudalism : a new political & social system that governed medieval life Loosely organized system of rule --- powerful lords divided land among lesser lords ( vassals )

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Essential Question : What were the important characteristics of the civilization of China? Warm-Up Question :

Essential Question : What were the important characteristics of the civilization of China? Warm-Up Question : What are 2 major differences between Hinduism & Buddhism? . China.

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Warm-Up #1 ( 10/22/13)

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Warm-Up #1 ( 10/22/13)

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Warm-Up #1 ( 10/25/12 )

Warm-Up #1 ( 10/25/12 ). What do you already know (or think you know) about the Middle Ages?. Warm-Up #2 ( 10/31/12 ). Write down three facts about the History of Halloween. Warm-Up #3 ( 11/2/12 ). Match the description on the left with the term on the right:.

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Attila The Hun

Attila The Hun. Attila the Hun. 444 AD all Huns united under Attila 100,000 soldiers Attacked east and western Rome Could not get over the high walls of Constantinople 452 AD famine and disease kept them out Attila died in 453 AD, but the Germanic invasions continued. Romulus Augustus.

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