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Middle Ages

Middle Ages. Ch 13-14. Section 1. Break up of Western Roman Empire. For hundreds of years, Europe is in shambles. Barbarian groups invade and take over Europe Franks, Visigoths, Ostrogoths Bring new customs and political patterns Age of Transition 400s to 1500 CE called the Middle Ages

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CHAPTER

CHAPTER. 13. Prisons and Jails. Early Punishments. flogging mutilation branding public humiliation workhouses exile. Penitentiary Era. 1790-1825 Philadelphia Penitentiary begun by Quakers for humane treatment of offenders (Walnut Street Jail)

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Wireless Elevator Control for the Disabled

Wireless Elevator Control for the Disabled. By Hita Padia, Young Ki Kim, Khine Han Group 17 ECE 445 April 26, 2007. Introduction. To help disabled people who have difficulties in reaching the elevator control buttons to call or select floors.

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Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy. Chapter 18. 18-1 Renewable Energy Today. Objectives 1. List six forms of renewable energy, and compare their advantages and disadvantages. 2. Describe the differences between passive solar heating, active solar heating, and photovoltaic energy.

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European Middle Ages (7 th Grade)

European Middle Ages (7 th Grade). By Leila Doty. Geography. Topography. Europe is a very large landmass , connected to Asia Landmass -one very large unbroken area of land There are various land features; mountains in north and south, vast plains in central land

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The Cardiovascular System

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Md. Mainul Hoque Asst. Teacher(English) Foylahat Kamal Uddin High school, Rampal,Bagerhat .

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Md. Mainul Hoque Asst. Teacher(English) Foylahat Kamal Uddin High school, Rampal,Bagerhat .

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Bacteria & Viruses

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Ancient G reece

Ancient G reece. By: Cord R oberts. The Cycladic, Minoan, Mycenaean., and T rojan Cultures. Cycladic is a group of about 200 islands located east of the Greek mainland in the Southern Aegean Sea. Minoan culture began on the large island of Crete in about 700 B.C..

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Post Classical Civilizations:

Post Classical Civilizations:. The Byzantine Empire 330-1453. 330, Emperor Constantine moved to the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Byzantium, a Greek city in the eastern part of the empire. He renamed the city Constantinople.

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Kingdoms and Domains

Kingdoms and Domains. Biology 112. Outcomes:. The student will be expected to: Develop a list of characteristics shared by living things Identify the general characteristics that distinguish the members of each recognized kingdom

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Kevin J. Benoy Social Studies Department

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Romanesque vs. Gothic Churches and Cathedrals

Romanesque vs. Gothic Churches and Cathedrals. Tara Benito Period 4. Romanesque. Gothic . This church is Romanesque because it has thick walls, arches, and a plain design. . This church is Gothic because of its buttresses, stained glass windows, figurines, and chandeliers. .

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The Etruscans enjoyed bright colors, along with gambling, board games , and sports .

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The Etruscans enjoyed bright colors, along with gambling, board games , and sports .

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Xylem

Xylem. Transport water, and soluble mineral nutrients from the roots throughout the plant. R eplace water that is lost during transpiration and photosynthesis. Dead tissue: (hollow) Thick walls No organelles Occupy center of the vascular bundle.

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The Etruscans

Borrowed Greek alphabet ,changed it up a bit and made it Latin . The Etruscans . Had a strong army with Greek technique. . Loved to gamble with ivory dice. Had thick walls also to prevent invaders. Farmers farmed barley, millet, wheat, grapes and other fruits with plows and wagons.

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