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When you wore a tulip a sweet yellow tulip and I wore a big red rose When you caressed me 145twas then Heaven blessed meWhat a blessing no one knowsYou made life cheerie when you calle. History. The clothes worn by your grandparents when they were your age were different from the clothes you wear today. When your grandparents were young, many of the fabrics now used to make clothes had not been invented.. BY . Cherry Blossom. INTRODUCTION. Monks lived in monasteries.. They lived a very simple life.. They work hard on the farm.. They prayed and worshiped God.. They helped the poor and sick.. They wrote prayers and stories about saints and Jesus.. men . washing, cooking, . chop . ping wood and helping with the search for gold as well. .. On hearing that there was gold to be found, thousands of people left their homes and jobs and set off to the diggings to find their fortune. At the start of the gold rush, there were no roads to the goldfields, and no shops or houses there. People had to carry everything they needed. They travelled by horse or bullock, or by walking with a wheelbarrow loaded with possessions. At first there were mainly men at the diggings, but later on they were joined by their families. There were a few women diggers however, and the rich Bendigo goldfields were discovered by a woman.. Why do we call them Native Americans instead of Indians?. Native American and American Natives are synonyms.. We use the term Native Americans instead of Indians. . When explorers from Europe came to North America for the first time, they thought they were in India, so they called the people there Indians. . By Sarah, Beth and Ruby. Romulus and Remus. Once there was two boys and their uncle did not like them so he threw them on a lake …A while later a she-wolf saw them and protected them from danger and took care of them very well . A few years later a shepherd heard the babies crying and went to see what was wrong . The babies were safe and sound . So the shepherd took them and took care of them until they were young men. Romulus and Remus wanted to build a city ,Later then Romulus killed Remus and continued to build the City and soon called the city Rome after himself .. Pockets had alligators.. Jeans were ripped.. Members Only jackets reigned.. Collars were turned up.. A few brave men wore spandex.. Even Brad Pitt looked dorky.. ‘80s hair was out of control.. All thanks to this:. Why do we call them Native Americans instead of Indians?. Native American and American Natives are synonyms.. We use the term Native Americans instead of Indians. . When explorers from Europe came to North America for the first time, they thought they were in India, so they called the people there Indians. . Changing Styles. Full-skirted dresses were a sign of prosperity after the war. . Wearing pants in public were frowned upon.. Women’s Fashion in the 1950s. Wide-legged, cuffed pants for men reflected post-war prosperity.. By: Jasmine, Talia, Logan, Cade. SIT BACK, RELAX, AND ENJOY THE SLIDESHOW!!! . A Day In the life of the Phoenicians. Phoenicians hunted and fished. They did not grow much food due to bad farm land. They traded by ship. . Americans. By. Syrenda. . Keana. Georgia Performance Standard . SS4H1 . The student will describe how early Native American cultures developed in North America. . a. Locate where Native Americans settled with emphasis on the Arctic (Inuit), Northwest (Kwakiutl), Plateau (Nez Perce), Southwest (Hopi), Plains (Pawnee), and Southeast (Seminole). . 2 minute edit. Combining Sentences with adjectives. The women always have to wait in line.. It is long.. The women always have to wait in line and it is long.. The women always have to wait in a long line.. Age 7 yearsMy Uncles weddingOne day I woke up very early to go India And guess what I was going on an airplane So I took my bag and hopped into the car It was a long drive When I got to the airport we How did the . Anglo-Saxons. . live?. Their houses were made out of . wood. . with walls of . wattle and . daub. . and . thatched. roofs. . Wattle and daub . is made by . weaving sticks . and . covering. . Celts…. …to. . Normans. What. . clothes. . did. the . Celts. wear?. “The way . they. . dress. . is. . astonishing. : . they. wear . brightly. . coloured. and . embroidered. . shirts.