'Juliette gordon low' presentation slideshows

Famous People in 2010 Wax Museum

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Ahoy Mateys !

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History of Georgia

History of Georgia. One Reason Why Georgia was Founded. The colony of Georgia was truly the vision of James Edward Oglethorpe . He had planned to use the new colony to help people in debtors prison. .

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Archives in 3-D: Objects Description and Access

Archives in 3-D: Objects Description and Access. Lynette J. Stoudt Georgia Historical Society SAA San Diego ? 8/11/2012. Presentation Overview. GHS organizational and collections background

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According to a study by the Kauffman Foundation and Harris Interactive, 40% of students between the ages of 8 and 21 wou

According to a study by the Kauffman Foundation and Harris Interactive, 40% of students between the ages of 8 and 21 would like to start their own business. This Interactive PowerPoint will highlight some entrepreneurs and give insight into what skills and attitudes made them successful.

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Gordon

Juliette Gordon Low Girl Scouts Founder. Gordon . Centennial Champion Marilyn Carlson Nelson. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Carlson Companies. Alumnae Goal. Reconnect and engage 100,000 alumnae. Women of Distinction 2011. April 14, 2011 Minneapolis Convention Center.

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Three Historical Influential Women

Three Historical Influential Women. Clara Barton. Title Page. Back. Early Life of Clara Barton. Born on December 25, 1821. in North Oxford, Massachusetts. Her parents were Stephen and Sarah Barton. She had red hair and brown eyes. She had 4 brothers and sisters.

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Juliette Low 1860-1927

Juliette Low 1860-1927. By Morgan. Juliette low in a suit. Juliette Low when she was young. Background. Born in Savannah, Georgia She went to boarding school when she was 13. When she was born her uncle thought she looked like a daisy.

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8 th grade Research Project

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