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Early Native Americans Of North America

Early Native Americans Of North America. Did you Know?.

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Native American Nations

Native American Nations. Description: The student will describe how early Native American cultures developed in North America.

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Explore the Native American Nations

Explore the Native American Nations. The Native American Nations of North America cultivated the natural resources around them to provide food and housing materials. They adapted to their environments, and their culture grew from those adaptations.

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Maya

Maya. ______ zhiheng Xu GD 2012-1-30. BackgROund.

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INTRODUCTION TO PRESCHEM

INTRODUCTION TO PRESCHEM. Over 5 million poles treated with Preschem products around the world. Accredited to ISO 9001:2000 Technical expertise includes Chemical Engineers, Electrical Engineers and Wood Scientists Established in Australia in 1988

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The Lakota

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Chapter 2 Vocabulary

Chapter 2 Vocabulary. Native Americans: SS4H1. m igration. movement from one region to another. agriculture. farming or growing plants. civilization. group of people living together with organized systems of government, religion, and culture. surplus. h aving extra of something.

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Using the Nzi trap.

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Southeastern Native Americans

Southeastern Native Americans. By: Mrs. Coates. Standards/Objectives. 4-2.2 Compare the cultures of the major Native American groups. At the end of this lesson you will be able to describe the everyday life, environment, and culture of the Southeastern Native Americans. Location.

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The Kumeyaay

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The Victorians

The Victorians. Cedar Class have been learning about the Victorians. We would like to show you this so you can see what we have learnt. . 1837 Victoria Became Queen. 1891 Schools Become free. 1842 Mines Act. Rich & Poor. Food. India. Houses. 1858 The Big Stink. 1865 First Car Made.

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Native Americans: Sioux Indians

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Native Americans

Native Americans. Aztec Video. Weird Washington. Popular games Pictionary, Pickle-ball, and Cranium were all invented in Washington. . Entry Task. Native American Scavenger hunt. Using the worksheet on your desk, go around the room and find someone with each type of Native American group.

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Early Humans Chapter 1, Section 1

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The Lakota Native Americans of the Great Plains

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Welcome to our Tudor crime and punishment PowerPoint.

Welcome to our Tudor crime and punishment PowerPoint. Tudors were deadly people with lots of deadly punishments. Here are some of them: Beheaded. The Brank. Torture. Drunkers cloak. Stretching. Dunking Stool. Cut apart. Hot irons. Hanged. Drowned. Burned alive. Boiled alive.

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Welcome to our Tudor crime and punishment PowerPoint.

Welcome to our Tudor crime and punishment PowerPoint. Tudors were deadly people with lots of deadly punishments. Here are some of them: Beheaded. The Brank. Torture. Drunkers cloak. Stretching. Dunking Stool. Cut apart. Hot irons. Hanged. Drowned. Burned alive. Boiled alive.

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Using the Nzi trap.

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Wampanoag Shelter

Wampanoag Shelter. By: Oshea. Wampanoag Wetus. They use thin trees to make wetus. They used cattails to make walls. They carried cattail mats in the woods and shore. Wampanoag House. Wetus are made of a frame of wooden poles covered with woven grass mats or barks. Seasonal Houses.

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