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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. Mrs. Cheresnowsky. Unit 1: Industrial America. The Gilded Age. The Gilded Age is the p eriod in U.S. history between 1870 to around 1900. The Gilded Age.

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American Indian Residential Schools

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Closing the Western Frontier, 1865-1900

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Grab SS Notebook, start new Unit Page called: Genocide. Table of Contents

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Childhood

Childhood. Native American children have a lower reading and math level than other ethnic groups. There is more of an emphasis on family rather than education. Have a significantly fewer number of books and read much less than white families. Why Should We try to Learn from native Americans?.

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Culture of 1901-1916

Culture of 1901-1916. By: Dylan and Molly. Entertainment. Motion pictures were very popular to go and watch at this time. As motion picture became longer, they moved into storefront theaters, and then into even larger theaters.

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Native American Boarding Schools

Native American Boarding Schools. What are they? Where are they? Who attends them? Why do they exist? How do they operate?. Native American History. Prior to 1492, North America was home to over 100 Million Native inhabitants. The number has steadily declined for centuries since. Disease

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Native American Boarding Schools

Native American Boarding Schools. What are they? Where are they? Who attends them? Why do they exist? How do they operate?. Native American History. Prior to 1492, North America was home to over ___________Native inhabitants. The number has steadily declined for centuries since.

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Native American Boarding Schools

Native American Boarding Schools. What are they? Where are they? Who attends them? Why do they exist? How do they operate?. Native American History. Prior to 1492, North America was home to over 100 Million Native inhabitants. The number has steadily declined for centuries since. Disease

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Native American Boarding Schools

Native American Boarding Schools. What are they? Where are they? Who attends them? Why do they exist? How do they operate?. Assimilation. United States government decides that Native Americans will be assimilated into white American culture.

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