PPT-Period 3 & 7
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We will examine the events that impacted the Constitutional Convention Warm Up Who was the First President of the United States Chapter 9 Homework Chapter 9 Notes
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We will examine the events that impacted the Constitutional Convention Warm Up Who was the First President of the United States Chapter 9 Homework Chapter 9 Notes Compromises Federalists v AntiFederalists. The grace period for registration is the 27 th ay prior to an election until the 3 rd day prior to an lection An election authority is either a county clerk or a Board of Election Commissioners WHEN CAN PEOPLE REGISTER TO VOTE Regular r egistration 1850-1870. Chelsea Bell. Southern Methodist University. MSA 3325. Spring 2013. Cutaway view of crinoline, . Punch. magazine, August 1856. Historical. Background. England. Queen Victoria exemplified the . 1900-1920. Chelsea Bell. Southern Methodist University. MSA 3325. Spring 2013. Gowns by Paul . Poiret. , 1912. The Edwardian Period and WWI: 1900-1920. Historical Background. 1900-1920. England. France. Irene Milidakis. Cultural Studies . Building onto Traditions. Gothic Period Music derived from its preceding Romanesque practices. Gregorian Chant: . simple, monophonic liturgical music . Also known as . CLASSICAL PERIOD. The later Classical period saw the development of a more definitive . lyrical. style. , and a focus on . structural. clarity . rather than textural . intricacy. Large #’s of musicians moved to large . By: Matthew McCauley. First Evidence. Text Evidence. My Thinking. “My Mother got up, fetched a plate from the rack, and filled it with stew from the iron pot on the fire. (page 11, paragraph 1). In the time period, they didn’t have stoves. They used a pot and put it above a fire for cooking.. Time block. Care provided. Time period. Condition period. Trial period 1. Time. block 1. Usual care . 1 November . to. 21 November 2008. Usual care. Time. block 2. Protocol care. 22 . November to. 12 December 2008. Music Era Timeline. The Baroque Period. Started around 1600 and ended around 1750. Gave a more refined style of music than the Renaissance period.. Started because music was developing into something new.. By: Fio. MUSIC PERIOD TIMELINE. Each new period has developed great changes in style, function and the form of music.. Music Periods. 1. The Medival Period (800-1400). Music is usualy played and used in religious places, and often doesn’t have harmony but only a single melody.. Persian Period. Intertestamental Period. Week. Date. Topic. 1. 01 Mar 17. Overview. 2. 08 Mar 17. Babylonian Period (605-539 BC). 3. 15 Mar 17. Persian Period (539-332 BC). 4. 22 Mar 17. Greek Period (332-323 BC). Learning Target 7.29. I can trace the emergence of the Japanese nation during the Nara and Heian period.. The Heian Period = Golden Age of Arts. Before this time Japan . got ideas from China and Korea.. Jimmy Saros. ARCH 0250. 12/4/08. A shift in culture, art, and the depiction of Narrative . www.wikipedia.org. Classical Greece. Split up into City States. Said to be the foundation for western civilization.. How do you evaluate the quality of the courses you took and study material you received at your host institution scale 1-5 1poor/negative 5excellentOther please specify Duration of language training
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