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Civil War- Reconstruction (Ch.16-22)

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Unit B6: Urban environments

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The Antebellum

The Antebellum. By James Holstad. How To Use This Slide Show. Read through the slides and click to go to the next slide. Some words are underlined and blue. You can click on these words for more information about them. After you click on these words, you will be brought to a new slide.

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Middle School: The Economics of Texas and the U. S. Are Upon the World!

Middle School: The Economics of Texas and the U. S. Are Upon the World!. Laura Ewing President/CEO Texas Council on Economic Education www.economicstexas.org www.smartertexas.org Laura@economicstexas.org 713-655-1650. The Economics of Texas Are Upon You!. Visit economicstexas.org

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The Industrial Revolution

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Chapter 28

Chapter 28. The Americas in the Age of Independence. Key Developments in the 19th Century in the Independent Americas. Territorial expansion and conflict with indigenous people. A booming population and continual immigration led to American and Canadian settlers moving westward. .

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Benchmarking Irrigation Water Use for the Australian Cotton Industry

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Chapter 6 : International Trade

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COTTON PRODUCTION STRATEGIES FOR AFRICAN COUNTRIES

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The Chinese and Japanese Response to Industrialization

The Chinese and Japanese Response to Industrialization. Readings: Smith, et al., 802-810, 841-849, 868-887 . China. English want to sell goods to China China Emperors have no interest in buying anything from Europe.

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The Cotton Gin

The Cotton Gin. ~~~~~By: Naja Rabon~~~~~. Who Invented The Cotton Gin?. Eli Whitney Invented the cotton Gin. He was born on December 8, 1765 in Westboro Massachusetts. He grew up with a pretty nice childhood. How did Eli Invent the Cotton Gin?.

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Chapter 16

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Sec. 3: Cotton Becomes King

Sec. 3: Cotton Becomes King. 4 Key Questions (see handout). 1. How did the cotton gin affect the growth of slavery? 2. Why did cotton planters move westward? 3. What was the main difference between the North and the South?

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Law of April 6, 1830

Law of April 6, 1830. Chapter 9.1. Mier y Teran Report (1828). In 1828, the Mexican government sent General Manuel Mier y Teran to investigate conditions in Texas. He spent almost 1 year touring Texas & wrote a report of his findings. Mier y Teran reported the following findings:

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The White majority

The White majority. Big Owners. In 1850, 1,733 families owned 100+ slaves 6,196 families own 50+ Made up only 2% of slave owners. Small Slave Owners. 345,000 families owned less slaves 2/3rds owned less than 10 slaves These owners were often small farmers

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Industrialism and 19 th century isms group FRQ

Industrialism and 19 th century isms group FRQ. Ahmet, Sumra , Laura, Dragana. Question.

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Debating Removal

Debating Removal. Kathryn H. Braund. Please read:. 1. William Penn essay (105) 2. Catherine Beecher Circular (111) 3. Lewis Cass (115) 4. John Ross Letter 5. Elias Boudinot Letter (161). How can these documents. Be used to teach critical thinking skills?

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BRITAIN LEADS THE WAY

BRITAIN LEADS THE WAY. In the Industrial Revolution. Why Britain. Britain's abundance in ports and navigable rivers which were later included in building canals, improving and simplifying trade significantly.

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Complete the graphic organizer with information on the Cotton Industry.

Using information in the packet, identify how industry in Texas changed between the mid-1800s and early 1900s. Complete the graphic organizer with information on the Cotton Industry.

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3/24 & 3/25 So you THINK you know HOTA (History of the Americas)

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