'Native americans' presentation slideshows

The Thirteen Colonies. I. European Background Protestant Reformation English Reformation II. Northern Colonies (New England Colonies) Geography People (Religious and Political Roles) Economics. Causes Protestant Reformation

Balancing Nationalism and Sectionalism in an American Society Chapter 7 U.S. History Period 2 The Industrial Revolution By: Mike Yocius & Paul Matouski Its Time… For a Revolution Great Britain began the first industrial revolution.

The Acculturation of Corn How the Melting Pot of the Americas was and is Shaped by Native American Food, as told through Cornbread and Tamales By: Charles Hine and Michael King Native American Influence on Food Jerky

Chapter Four Civil Liberties. Instructor: Kevin Sexton Course: U.S. Political Systems Southeast Missouri State University. Civil Liberties versus Civil Rights. Civil Liberties deal with the Bill of Rights. & Civil Rights deal with laws passed by national and state legislatures. AND…….

Diabetic Nephropathy. Lance Sloan, MD Stephen Fadem, MD. Objectives. Educate physicians and nurses on practical management tips for diabetes control. Identify goals for diabetes therapy in patients with CKD with emphasis on prevention and medication side effects.

Historical Context of the Border POL 168: Latin@ Politics. Brad Jones Dept. of Political Science UC-Davis http://psfaculty.ucdavis.edu/bsjjones. Useful to Look Back at the Border Historically. The border is a fluid concept Connotes both geographical and psychological distinctions.

Animal Breeds . Developed for Fowlerville 1 st Grader Program by: Melissa M. Fowler. Sheep Breeds. Dorset. Originated is England Merino and the Horned Sheep of Wales were used Mature rams weigh 225-275 lbs. Mature ewes weigh 150-200 lbs.

Diversity: Strengthening Outreach Efforts. Bev Watford Program Manager Division of Undergraduate Education National Science Foundation. Provost’s Remarks. Virginia Tech is committed to increasing its diversity and achieving the educational benefits that result from diversity.

African Americans. Document 3 1946 Drawing by Charles White Depicting the Experiences of African-Americans in the South Post World War II. Document 4. Document 5. Women. Document 5. Japanese Americans. Document 3. Document 4. Document 5. Native Americans. Document 3

Europeans Set Sail. The Big Idea Europeans explored the world, searching for new lands and new trade routes. Main Ideas Vikings were skilled sailors, and they were the first Europeans to reach North America.

THE FIRST AMERICANS. NATIVE AMERICANS WERE THE FIRST PEOPLE TO LIVE IN AMERICA. THEY BELIEVED THAT THE LAND WAS FOR EVERYONE TO USE AND SHARE. SOME WERE HUNTERS AND SOME WERE FARMERS. NOT ALL INDIANS LOOKED ALIKE OR ACTED ALIKE. EACH HAD DIFFERENT CULTURES AND CUSTOMS LIKE PEOPLE TODAY

The Changing American Society: Subcultures. Chapter 5. Subcultures. What are they? Can they really be used? Be careful!! Types Ethnic Religious Regional. Ethnic Subcultures. Growing Importance Why are they growing? Types African-American Hispanic Asian-American Native American

Deaf Native Americans. Organizational Structure. Information has been divided into three Native American affiliations: The Intertribal Deaf Council, The Circle of Unity , and “In Their Own Words ” Several individuals are involved in more than one affiliation:

Exploration and the Colonial Era, Beginnings to 1763. Native Americans develop complex societies. Starting in 1492, Europeans and then Africans bring their cultures to the New World. British colonies thrive, and Britain dominates North America after defeating France at war.

Causes of the American Revolution 1763 - 1775. Pontiac’s War - 1763. After 1760 – English settlers moved west Lord Jeffrey Amherst sent to frontier Amherst raised the price of trade goods Amherst allowed settlers to build farms and forts on Indian land. Pontiac’s War - 1763.

Chapter 6 Federalist Vs Democratic- Republican. First Political Parties By J. Renee Glenn, JD American History. George Washington Speech. Father of America. George Washington Hoped to retire from public life after the ratification of the Constitution

Beginnings to 1750. Native Americans. First Native Americans migrated from Asia across the Bering Strait 35,000 years ago. They migrated all over North and South America, forming hundreds of tribes. Food and Entertainment.

Dancing Rainbows. PowerPoint Presentation by Jan Higgins. ancestors. people one’s family comes from My ancestors came from England. elders. people who are older and often wise, respected leaders in a group Always remember to respect your elders . honor. to show special respect for

Jeopardy. Aztec. Maya. Inca. North A. . Spanish. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500.

Discovery and Early Colonization. Compare and Contrast Spanish, French, and English Exploration and Colonization. AP Outline. 1. Pre-Columbian Societies, America Before1600: A. Early inhabitants of the Americas