'Spanish influence' presentation slideshows

Warm-up

Warm-up. Why do you think that the Spanish colonists wanted to break away from Spain?. Unrest and Revolution. Colonists Grow Unhappy with Spain. As the small colonies grew into towns, the settlers worked together to solve their own problems.

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Ranchers and Farmers

Ranchers and Farmers. Chapter 18, Section 2 Pgs. 534-539. Open Range. Land not fenced or divided into lots. Brand. A symbol . Vaquero. A Hispanic ranch hand. Homestead. To earn ownership of land by settling on it. Sodbuster. A farmer in the Plains where there is little rain.

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Rondalla and Ravel

Rondalla and Ravel. Lena Infante. Philippine Demographics. Population: 103, 775, 002 (July 2011) Capital: Manila (11.449 million) Ethnic Groups: 28.1% Tagalog, 13.1% Cebuano, 9% Llocano, 7.6% Bisaya/Binisaya, 7.5% Hiligaynon llonggo, 6% Bikol, 3.4% Waray, 25.3% Other Religions

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Lesson 2

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Spanish influence in texas

Spanish influence in texas. Chapter 6. Spanish & the environment. Spanish built colonial homes from timber & rocks Home furniture was made from natural resources in the area. Spanish & the environment . Positive Effects : The Spanish were provided with shelter & their necessities

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A presentation by the GATE Students of Loma Vista Elementary School

Ethnic Diversity in Southern California. A presentation by the GATE Students of Loma Vista Elementary School. Over 2000 years ago, the indigenous people crossed theBering Straits on foot to settle in the Americas, a pathway to California . These indigenous people eventually included:.

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Peripheral Urban Areas

Peripheral Urban Areas. Most LDCs put poor in suburbs & rich in CBD Griffin-Ford (Latin American) Model = CBD with wheel-like spokes Often grid-like organization with central plaza & boulevard (Spanish influence)

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