'New cities' presentation slideshows

Comprehensive Review Unit

World History. Comprehensive Review Unit. Legacy of Ancient Greece and Rome.

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New Imperialism

New Imperialism. Definition of Imperialism. A policy in which a strong nation seeks to dominate other countries politically, economically and socially

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Team Members : Krystal Brown, Jasmine Cooley, Aretas Coleman, Jeremy Lewis, Terry Kerr

Team Members : Krystal Brown, Jasmine Cooley, Aretas Coleman, Jeremy Lewis, Terry Kerr. overview. Organization History and Life Cycle External Environment Mission, Goals, and Strategies Organizational Culture and Management Interorganizational Relationships. History.

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Lesson 102

Lesson 102. Strongholds of Moroni Alma 49-51. Ammonihah. The Lamanites were seen approaching towards the land of Ammonihah. The city had been rebuilt and Moroni had stationed an army by the borders of the city. Alma 49:1-4. A Ridge of Earth. The Nephites had dug up a ridge of earth.

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Who invaded Great Britain? Who were the Celts? Who were the Franks? What was the Battle of Tours? Who was Charlemagne? What was the Holy Roman Empire? What important roles did the church play in government? What influenced Western Europe?

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The Promise of Urban Science AAAS Annual Meeting Chicago, 02/15/14

The Promise of Urban Science AAAS Annual Meeting Chicago, 02/15/14. Steven E. Koonin , PhD Director. Cities are (and will be) important. Currently about 80% of the US and about 50% of the world population reside in urban areas, growing at over one million people per week.

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Group members Chung Van Thong Le Thuy Diem Quynh

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Growth and Expansion . Section 1 Economic Growth. Industrial Revolution. Means a change that created a new way of living Products were being made in new ways (Many powered by water) Coal and Iron were important sources

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Land Use

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Were Victorian prisons for Punishment or reform?

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Europe in the Middle Ages

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Early Civilizations

Early Civilizations. Hunters and Gatherers (Old Stone Age) Also called nomads, or people who moved from place to place. Social structure consisted of small groups of people that traveled together. Made simple tools and weapons, such as digging sticks and spears.

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Urbanism

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Cottage Industry to Factory age

The Industrial Revolution: . Cottage Industry to Factory age. Prior to the revolution, most products were made by hand in the home; this was the cottage industry, or the domestic system. In the cottage industry, capitalists paid people to make product in their own homes.

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Medieval European Agriculture

Medieval European Agriculture. Medieval Manorial System. EQ: How did the manorial system develop and what effects did it have on the people of Europe?. Daily Life of Peasantry. EQ: What was life like for peasants in medieval Europe?. Revival of Trade in Medieval Europe.

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Ironically, a revolution in the countryside created massive new cities.

For thousands of years after the agricultural revolution, farmers lived according to the commons system. But the commons system was inefficient.

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Hellenistic Culture

Hellenistic Culture. Friday March 21, 2014. Vocabulary to Know. Epicureanism Stoicism Circumfrence Plane Geometry Solid Geometry. Purpose of life is to find happiness and peace People should use reason and not emotion The outer border of a circle, a measurement of that border

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Sumerian Culture

Sumerian Culture . Standard 1.1 E.Q. How did culture emerged and spread? . Spread of Cities . City states grew prosperous from the surplus food produced on their farms. Long distance trade, exchange the extra food and other goods for items they needed.

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