PPT-THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF LAW
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UNIT 4 Read the introductory paragraph Customary law and the first codifications p 25 26 Con n ect key terms and notes and produce sentences CUSTOMS WRITTEN CODES
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UNIT 4 Read the introductory paragraph Customary law and the first codifications p 25 26 Con n ect key terms and notes and produce sentences CUSTOMS WRITTEN CODES PUNISHMENT DEFENCES. Columns should be “year,” “historical,” “baseline,” and “benchmark.”. Under “year” enter the years for which you have data. Under the other three columns enter your data. Historical, Baselines, Benchmark Graph in Excel 2007. What is Historical Fiction?. Historical fiction is fiction set in the past. It contains a rich mixture of fact and fiction. . . What is Historical Fiction?. Through novels and short stories, an author may combine factual information about time, place, events, and real people of the period with fictional characters, dialogue, and details.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refrigerator_car. Food . in Historical Perspective: . Early Technologies —. Transportation. Refrigeration. Canning. Anthropology of Food. University of Minnesota Duluth. Marker History. Marker Types. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark (RTHL) Markers. *buildings and structures only*. Marker Types. Historic . Texas Cemetery . . (HTC) Markers. *. HTC. designation is a prerequisite*. History?. WHAT?. WHY?. HOW?. How do we decide what and whose stories to tell?. Historical Significance. Events of History Timeline. Activity #1. Results in a . Change. Reveals. something about the past or the future. Bruce VanSledright. University of North Carolina, Charlotte. NCSS Investigation 2015. Principles for Assessment?. So let’s begin…. We need to start with . assessment-design principles. One excellent source:. Journal #. Should schools replace books with tablets. ?. Brainstorm ideas supporting your assigned side. After a 3 minute deliberation, we’ll have a class debate.. What is Historical Argumentation?. By: Liam Schell and . Vitorino. Gomes. Introduction. The historical perspective is separated into two smaller perspectives called “the old historicism” and “the new historicism”.. Old historicism concerns itself with the time and place the story takes place in. A good story is one that describes the setting well. . Themes in American History. 2016-17. What does the AP Exam Look like? . Section . Questions Type . Number of Questions. Timing . Percentage. of Total Exam Score. 1. . A: Multiple Choice . 55 Questions . Marker History. Marker Types. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark (RTHL) Markers. *buildings and structures only*. Marker Types. Historic . Texas Cemetery . . (HTC) Markers. *. HTC. designation is a prerequisite*. Kara Walker: Historical Narrative. Video. The Silhouette. Silhouette: A view of an object or a scene consisting of the outline and a featureless interior, with the silhouetted object usually being black. The term was initially applied in the 18. Historical Myth Busters. With your group, determine if the presented myths are:. “. Busted," “Plausible," or “Confirmed". . Write your response on your board!. Historical Myth Busting. Europeans before Columbus thought that the world was flat and Columbus proved them wrong. . Strand. History F-6. Victorian Curriculum History Structure. Historical Concepts and Skills. Historical Knowledge. History Curriculum. Do: . What do we want students to be able to do?. Know: . What do we want students to know. History. : Politics, Dates, . Individuals. Culture: Social Customs and traditions. Geography: Topography, weather, flora, fauna.. This would include: Dress, food, homes, weddings, funerals, dance, mourning, tools, literature, war, etiquette, agriculture, employment, taxation, religion, holidays, economics, etc..
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