PPT-POPULISM: Fire on the Prairie

1880s1890s If Im Producing More How Come Im Making Less Look to Themselves ORGANIZE 1 Cooperatives 2 Farmer Alliances Look to Government 1 Create Fair Credit System 2 Regulate the RRs. 500 pm Loser to 1 Ice 2 Scott Webb Fri 1230 pm Loser to 11 Ice 3 William Lyburn Thurs 500 pm Loser to 2 Ice 5 Mick Lizmore Friday 830 pm Loser to 14 Qualifier A1 Brendan Bottcher Ice 4 Thurs 500 pm Loser to 3 Ice 6 Dan Sherrard Fri 1230 pm Loser to Descriptive Phrases. Bullet point list. Words and phrases. Specific nouns. Connotative verbs. Adjective-noun combinations. Verb-noun combinations. Collaborative Paragraph. Five minutes.. Title: Prairie. Hydrology and Runoff Generation. John . Pomeroy. Centre . for Hydrology, . University . of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon. . www.usask.ca/hydrology. Prairie Hydrology. Major river flow is primarily from mountain runoff, but prairie runoff supplies smaller rivers, streams, wetlands, and lakes. EQ: Describe the appeal of populism in the 1880s-1890s and in 2015. Defining Populism. A belief in the power of regular people and in their right to have control over their government rather than a small group of political insiders or a wealthy elite. Oct 14, 2010. What is a savanna?. Scattered trees and sometimes shrubs. Dense herbaceous understory. Often an “. ecotone. ”. What is an ecotone?. TTYP – What kinds of environmental factors or disturbances could create an . FNAI - Wet Prairie – 1 Kissimmee Prairie Preserve Sta te Park ( Okeechobee County) P hoto by Gary Knight Wet Prairie Description: Wet prairie is a n herbaceous community found on continuous BY Isabella. The prairie dog is a mammal that lives in North America.. The prairie dog is a small mammal that is brown with a long tail.. It is short with long fingers.. It has big eyes, small ears and whiskers. . Ecozone. Glossary Words! . Potholes. Slough. Drought. Badlands. Grasslands. Shel. t. erbelt. Windbreak. Chinook. Landscape. The Prairie land is very distinct. From above, the land appears flat. However, a closer view reveals depressions in the soil (potholes) that are left behind by glaciers. . Lecture 4. Political spin: Electioneering, the ‘permanent campaign’ and spin doctors. Introduction. Public information (in the public interest) . vs. . Political spin (in the party interest). Outline. Ilker . Yaman. , . Heda. . Adamisinova. & Guro Flaarønning. 03.05.2017, . Aristotle. . University. Questions. How to define populism?. How . is . populism . connected . to nationalism and post . Most of . OUR FOOD . comes from the Prairies!. Including corn, wheat and soybeans…. Can you think of things that are made out of these products?. Prairie . Soils. are a type of . GRASSLAND. . . It is too . What is a savanna?. Scattered trees and sometimes shrubs. Dense herbaceous understory. Often an “. ecotone. ”. What is an ecotone?. TTYP – What kinds of environmental factors or disturbances could create an . 1880s-1890s. Three Overall Questions…. 1. Why are farmers hurting?. 2. Who do they blame?. 3. . How do they propose to solve their problems. ?. If I’m Producing More, How Come I’m Making Less? . .Wild BergamotMonarda fistulosaR - rare (1-10/acre)Plantawaste.CatnipNepeta catariaR - rare (1-10/acre)Compsandy prairie 10Scribner's Panic GrassPanicum oligosanthes scribneriaR - rare (1-10/acre)Cype