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| A SOUND SMALLER THAN A SYLLABLE EXAMPLE: M, A, P |
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| THE WRITTEN REPRESENTATION OF A PHONEME. CAN BE A SINGLE LTTER OR MORE THAN ONE LETTER. EX: mat or M,A,T |
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| DEAL WITH THE SOCIAL ASPECTS OF LANGUAGES DEPENDING ON THE AUDIENCE |
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| WHEN TEACHERS AND STUDENT READ ALOUD TOGETHER |
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| STUDENT PRACTICE REREADING A SCRIPT MULTIPLE TIMES BEFORE READING IT TO AN AUDIENCE. |
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| STUDENT READING IN UNISON |
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| HIGHER ORDER THINKING SKILLS |
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| DIRECT LISTENING ACTIVITY |
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| IDENTIFYI NG LARGER PARTS OF ORAL LANGUAGE SUCH AS WORDS AND SYLLABLES. THE BEST ACTIVITY TO DEVELOP THIS IS CLAPPING SYLLABLE OF FAMILIAR WORDS. |
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| IDENTIFYING AND MANIPULATING THE INDIVIDUAL SOUNDS IN SPOKEN WORDS. EX ORAL RHYMING GAMES. |
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| IS A SOUND, THERE ARE 44 IN SPOKEN ENGLISH. |
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| THE PART OF THE SYLLABLE THAT PRECEDS THE VOWEL OF THE SYLLABLE EX THE (T) IN TAP |
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| THE PART OF THE SYLLABLE THAT CONTAINS THE VOWEL AND ALL THAT FOLLOWS IS EX: TAP....(AP) |
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| A TEACHER CAN TELL A CHILD IS HAVING PHONOLOGICAL AND PHONEMIC AWARENESS |
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| IF THE CHILD IS UNABLE TO DETECT OR PRODUCE RHYMING WORDS, UNDERSTAND OR ENJOY RHYMES FOUND IN BOOKS, BREAK WORDS INTO SYLLABLE USING CLAPPING AND OR TAPPING, BLEND SOUNDS TO MAKE WORDS, IDENTIFYSOUNDS IN ORAL LANGUAGE, DETECT OR PRODUCE PATTERNS OF ALLITERTION. |
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| IS ONE INDICATION OF A CHILD'S LEVEL OF PHONEMIC AWARENESS |
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| THE UNDERSTANDING THAT WORD ARE COMPOSED OF LETTER AND THAT THERE IS A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRINTED LETTERS AND SPOKEN SOUNDS. |
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| WHAT I KNOW, WHAT I WANT TO LEARN, AND WHAT I LEARNED |
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| LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE JUDICIAL |
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| CHILDREN HAVE NOT DISCOVERED THAT LETTERS REPRESEND SOUND. |
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| CHILDREN UNDERSTAND LETTERS REPRESEND SOUND |
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| CHILDREN BELIEVE THAT WORDS ARE SPELLED THE WAY THEY SOUND |
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| CHILDREN RECOGNIZE THAT ALL WORDS ARE NOT SPELLED EXACTLY AS THEY SOUND |
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| CHILDREN ARE ABLE TO APPLY SPELLING CONVENTIONS TO WORDS THEY WRITE |
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| IS CALLED AN INTERROATIVE STATEMENT |
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| ANNO DOMINI MEANING IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD |
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| BEFORE COMMON ERA, IS EXPECTED TO REPLACE B.C. |
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| COMMON ERA, IS THE SAME AS A.D. IS EXPECTED TO REPLACE A.D. |
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| THE BELIEF IN ONE SUPREME BEING |
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| THE BELIEF IN MORE THAN ONE GOD |
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| A LARGE BLACK SONE THAT WAS FOUND IN EGYPT. IT CONTAINED A MESSAGE IN THREE DIFFERENT KINDS OF WRITINGS, GREEK, EGYPTIAN SCRIPT AND EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPHICS |
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| SIGNED BY KING JOHN OF ENGLAND, IT KEPT THE POWER OF THE ENGLIH KING FROM BECOMING' ABSOLUTE" THEREFORE HIS POWER WAS LIMITED |
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| SCIENTIST FROM RENAISSANCE ERA WHO SHOWED THAT THE EARTH REVOLVES AROUND THE SUN |
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| RENIASSANCE SCIENTIST WHO INVENTED THE TELESCOPE |
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| INVENTED THE PRINTING PRESS |
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| DECRIBED THE LAWS OF MOTION AND GRAVITY |
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| THE SENSE OF BELONGING TO A NATION |
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| WHEN THE INTEREST OF A DOMINANT NATION SUBJUGATES THE INTEREST OF ANOTHER |
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| THE DRAFT OF A YOUNG MAN TO THE MILITARY |
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| TIME PERIOD AFTER WWII WHEN THE U.S. AND THE SOVIET UNION PREPARED FOR WAR |
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| FROM GREENLAND AND ESTABLISHED FISHING AND HUNTING BASES IN VINLAND AND CANADA |
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| FIRST EUROPEAN TO DISCOVER AMERICA IN 1492 |
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| NINA, PINTA, AND SANTA MARIA |
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| THREE SHIPS COLUMBUS SAILED. |
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| NATIVE AMERICAN GROUPS IN NORTH AMERICA |
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| IRIQUIOS, CHEROKEE, SIOUX, NAVAJO, INUIT, BLACKFEET |
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| NATIVE AMERICANS IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA |
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| SPANISH EXPLORER, FIRST SPANIARD TO SET FOOT IN FLORIDA |
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| A SPANISH CONQUEROR OF THE AZTEC EMPIRE |
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| FIRST SPANIARD TO EXPLORE WHAT IS NOW TEXAS |
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| THE AFRICAN WHO ACCOMPAINED CABEZA DE VACA ON HIS TRAVELS |
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| A SPANISH EXPLORER THAT TRAVLED ALL OVER LOOKING FOR FABLED SEVEN CITIES OF GOLD |
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| SEARCHED FOR THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE |
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| FRENCH EXPLORERE WHO ESTABLISHED A FORK AT WHAT WE KNOW NOW AS QUEBEC |
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| RENE - ROBERT CAVELIER AKS LASALLE |
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| FRENCH EXPLORERE WHO SAILED THE LENGTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND CLAIMED IT FOR FRANCE NAMING THE ENTIRE ARE LOUISIANA |
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| THE FIRST PROMINENT ENGLISH COLONY IN THE AMERICAS |
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| ESTABLISHED IN 1620 BY THE PILGRIMS |
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| ALSO KNOWN AS SEPARTIST BECAUSE OF THEIR RELIGIOUS BEIEFS |
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| AN AGREEMENT SIGNED BY ALL THE MEN IN THE VOYAGE THEY AGREED TO ELECT THIER OWN LEADERS AND MAKE THIER OWN LAWS |
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| A PERSON WHO AGREED TO WORK FOR ANOTHER PERSON WITHOUT PAY |
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| FOUNDED THE COLONY OF RHODE ISLAND |
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| A PURITIAN WOMAN WHO DISAGREED WITH THE LWARDSHIP OF THE MASSACHUSETTS COLONY |
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| ESTABLISHED THE ENGLISH COLONY OF PENNSYLVANIA |
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| SPENT MOST OF HIS LIFE EXPLORING AND SETTLING THE AMERICAN FRONTIER |
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| A LEARDER OF COLONIAL AMERICA, INVENTOR OF BIFOCAL LENSES, SIGNED THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE AND SIGNER OF THE U.S. |
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| ENGLISH TAX ON AMERICAN COLONISTS, THE CRY FOR NO TAATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION BEGAN |
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| ONE OF THE LEAD-UP EVENTS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR |
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| COMMITEES OF CORRESPONDENCE |
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| THE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM DEVELOPED BY SAMUEL ADAMS TO KEEP THE COLONIST INFORMED AS TO WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN OTHER COLONIES |
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| AFTER THE ENGLISH PASSED A LAW THAT ALLOWED A BRITISH COMPNAY TO SEE TEA AT A VERY LOW PRICE WHICH HURT AMERICA |
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| DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE |
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| MOSTLY WRITTEN BY THOMAS JEFFERSON AND WAS PASSED JULY 4, 1776, IT DECLARED THE THIRTEEN AMERICAN COLONIES FROM ENGLAND |
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| WAS A FOLK HERO OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION THAT RODE TO NEW HAMPSHIRE TO WARN COLONIST THAT THE BRITISH TROOPS WERE ON THE MOVE |
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| WAS A LT, IN THE CONTIENTAL ARMY OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. WAS EXECUTED AS A SPY IN 1776 |
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| THE MAIN AUTHOR OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENDENCE AND WAS THE THIR PRESIDENT. |
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| WAS THE IDEA THAT THE U.S. SHOULD STRETCH FROM THE ATLANTIC OCEAN TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN. |
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| MAIN AUTHOR OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, THE FOURTH PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. |
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| THE TERRITORY WAS PURCHASED FROM FRANCE BY THOMAS JEFFERSON IN 1803. STRETCHED FROM THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER TO THE ROCKY MOUNTIANS AND FROM NEW ORELEANS TO CANADA |
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| MERIWETHER KEWIS AND WILLIAM CLARK |
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| EXPLORED THE LOUISIANA TERRITORY OF THE WESTERN U.S. |
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| DESIGNED THE CAPITAL CITY OF THE NEW COUNTRY (WASHINGTON D.C.) |
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| A PROMINENT WILDLIFE ARTIST |
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| THE PERIOD IN THE 1800'S DURING WHICH MACHINES INSTEAD OF HAND TOOLS BEGAN TO BE USED TO PRODUCE GOODS |
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| PEOPLE WHO WANTED TO ABOLISH SLAVERY |
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| BORN WITH THE NAME ISABELLA BAUMFREE, WAS ON OF THE EARLIST AND MOST PASSIONATE FEMAL ABOLITIONIST |
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| LAWS IN SOUTHERN STATES THAT SPELLED OUT WHAT KIND OF LIVES SLAVES COULD LIVE. |
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| A SYSTEM OF SLAVE ESCAPE ROUTES |
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| ESCAPED IN 1850, WAS A CONDUCTOR ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD |
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| STATED THAT MISSOURI WOULD BE ALLOWED TO JOIN THE UNION AS A SLAVE STATE, THIS WAS AN ATTEMPT TO KEEP THE UNION TOGETHER. |
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| KANSAS-NEBRASKA ACT OF 1854 |
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| A LAW THAT REPEALED THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE, THE LAW ALLOWED KANSA AND NEBRASKA TO DECIDE FOR THEMSELVES IF THEY WOULD ALLOW SLAVERY. |
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| THE 16TH PRESIDENT SIGNED THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION ( THE ORDER THAT FREED SLAVES IN CONFEDERATE STATES), HE DELIEVED THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS (WHICH SUMME DUP THE MEANING OF AND THE PRICE OF LIBERTY) |
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| SERVED AS A NURSE TO WOUNDED SOLDIERS DURING THE CIVIL WAR AND ESTABLISHED THE AMERICNA RED CROSS IN 1881 |
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| 13TH, 14TH, 15TH, AMENDMENTS |
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| KNOWN AS THE RECONSTRUCTION AMENDMENTS |
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| FOUNDER OF MODERN NURSING AND A REFORMER OF HOSPITAL SANITATION METHODS |
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| PEOPLE WHO SETTLE ON THE GREAT PLAIN BETWEEN 1862 AND 1890 |
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| DECLARED THAT ANY CITIZEN COULD CLAIM 160 ACRES OF SURVEYED GOVERNMENT LAND OUTSIDE THE THIRTEEN COLONIES |
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| AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE OPENING OF THE WEST |
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| CONNECTED THE ATLANTIC OCEAN WITH THE PACIFIC OCEAN |
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| MEANS HAVING THE RIGHT TO VOTE |
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| A SUFFRAGIST WHOSE LEADERSHIP IN THE SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT WAS THE KEY TO THE PASSAGE OF THE 19TH AMENDMENT WHICH GAVE WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE |
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| A SOCIAL MOVEMENT AGAINST THE USE OF ALCOHOL |
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| A LEADER OF THE WOMEN'S UGGRAGE MOVEMENT AND THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT |
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| A CRUSADER FOR THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT |
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| A TEACHER AND WRITE WHO HELPED FOUND THE NAACP IN 1909 |
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| THE FOUNDER OF THE HULL HOUSE WHICH PROVIDED SERVICES FOR CHICAGO'S FOREIGN IMMIGRANTS. RECIEVED A NOBLE PEACE PRIZE IN 1931 |
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| FIRST BLIND DEAF PERSON TO COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY WITH THE SIGHTED AND HEARING WORLD |
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| INVENTOR AND SCIENTIST INVENTED THE LIGHT BULB |
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| AN ATTITUDE OF REMAINING SPERATED FROM OTHER COUNTRIES |
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HOPED TO ESTABLISH A PEACEFUL WORLD FOLLOWING WORLD WAR I.
HE HAD FOURTEEN POINTS ONE OF THE FOURTEEN POINTS CALLED FOR THE CREATION OF A LEAGUE OF NATIONS. |
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| A TIME OF GREAT ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN ARTIST |
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| REFERS TO THE GREAT PLAIN DROUGHT OF THE 1930'S THAT MADE FARMING IMPOSSIBLE IN THE GREAT PLANS REGION |
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| THE FIRST WOMAN TO FLY SOLO |
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| ONE OF THE LEAD-UP EVENTS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR |
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| COMMITEES OF CORRESPONDENCE |
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| THE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM DEVELOPED BY SAMUEL ADAMS TO KEEP THE COLONIST INFORMED AS TO WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN OTHER COLONIES |
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| AFTER THE ENGLISH PASSED A LAW THAT ALLOWED A BRITISH COMPNAY TO SEE TEA AT A VERY LOW PRICE WHICH HURT AMERICA |
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| DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE |
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| MOSTLY WRITTEN BY THOMAS JEFFERSON AND WAS PASSED JULY 4, 1776, IT DECLARED THE THIRTEEN AMERICAN COLONIES FROM ENGLAND |
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| WAS A FOLK HERO OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION THAT RODE TO NEW HAMPSHIRE TO WARN COLONIST THAT THE BRITISH TROOPS WERE ON THE MOVE |
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| WAS A LT, IN THE CONTIENTAL ARMY OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. WAS EXECUTED AS A SPY IN 1776 |
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| THE MAIN AUTHOR OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENDENCE AND WAS THE THIR PRESIDENT. |
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| WAS THE IDEA THAT THE U.S. SHOULD STRETCH FROM THE ATLANTIC OCEAN TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN. |
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| MAIN AUTHOR OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, THE FOURTH PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. |
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| THE TERRITORY WAS PURCHASED FROM FRANCE BY THOMAS JEFFERSON IN 1803. STRETCHED FROM THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER TO THE ROCKY MOUNTIANS AND FROM NEW ORELEANS TO CANADA |
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| MERIWETHER KEWIS AND WILLIAM CLARK |
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| EXPLORED THE LOUISIANA TERRITORY OF THE WESTERN U.S. |
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| DESIGNED THE CAPITAL CITY OF THE NEW COUNTRY (WASHINGTON D.C.) |
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| A PROMINENT WILDLIFE ARTIST |
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| THE PERIOD IN THE 1800'S DURING WHICH MACHINES INSTEAD OF HAND TOOLS BEGAN TO BE USED TO PRODUCE GOODS |
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| PEOPLE WHO WANTED TO ABOLISH SLAVERY |
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| BORN WITH THE NAME ISABELLA BAUMFREE, WAS ON OF THE EARLIST AND MOST PASSIONATE FEMAL ABOLITIONIST |
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| LAWS IN SOUTHERN STATES THAT SPELLED OUT WHAT KIND OF LIVES SLAVES COULD LIVE. |
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| A SYSTEM OF SLAVE ESCAPE ROUTES |
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| ESCAPED IN 1850, WAS A CONDUCTOR ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD |
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| STATED THAT MISSOURI WOULD BE ALLOWED TO JOIN THE UNION AS A SLAVE STATE, THIS WAS AN ATTEMPT TO KEEP THE UNION TOGETHER. |
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| KANSAS-NEBRASKA ACT OF 1854 |
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| A LAW THAT REPEALED THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE, THE LAW ALLOWED KANSA AND NEBRASKA TO DECIDE FOR THEMSELVES IF THEY WOULD ALLOW SLAVERY. |
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| THE 16TH PRESIDENT SIGNED THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION ( THE ORDER THAT FREED SLAVES IN CONFEDERATE STATES), HE DELIEVED THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS (WHICH SUMME DUP THE MEANING OF AND THE PRICE OF LIBERTY) |
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| SERVED AS A NURSE TO WOUNDED SOLDIERS DURING THE CIVIL WAR AND ESTABLISHED THE AMERICNA RED CROSS IN 1881 |
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| 13TH, 14TH, 15TH, AMENDMENTS |
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| KNOWN AS THE RECONSTRUCTION AMENDMENTS |
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| FOUNDER OF MODERN NURSING AND A REFORMER OF HOSPITAL SANITATION METHODS |
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| PEOPLE WHO SETTLE ON THE GREAT PLAIN BETWEEN 1862 AND 1890 |
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| DECLARED THAT ANY CITIZEN COULD CLAIM 160 ACRES OF SURVEYED GOVERNMENT LAND OUTSIDE THE THIRTEEN COLONIES |
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| AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE OPENING OF THE WEST |
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| CONNECTED THE ATLANTIC OCEAN WITH THE PACIFIC OCEAN |
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| MEANS HAVING THE RIGHT TO VOTE |
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| A SUFFRAGIST WHOSE LEADERSHIP IN THE SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT WAS THE KEY TO THE PASSAGE OF THE 19TH AMENDMENT WHICH GAVE WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE |
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| A SOCIAL MOVEMENT AGAINST THE USE OF ALCOHOL |
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| A LEADER OF THE WOMEN'S UGGRAGE MOVEMENT AND THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT |
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| A CRUSADER FOR THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT |
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| A TEACHER AND WRITE WHO HELPED FOUND THE NAACP IN 1909 |
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| THE FOUNDER OF THE HULL HOUSE WHICH PROVIDED SERVICES FOR CHICAGO'S FOREIGN IMMIGRANTS. RECIEVED A NOBLE PEACE PRIZE IN 1931 |
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| FIRST BLIND DEAF PERSON TO COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY WITH THE SIGHTED AND HEARING WORLD |
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| INVENTOR AND SCIENTIST INVENTED THE LIGHT BULB |
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| AN ATTITUDE OF REMAINING SPERATED FROM OTHER COUNTRIES |
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HOPED TO ESTABLISH A PEACEFUL WORLD FOLLOWING WORLD WAR I.
HE HAD FOURTEEN POINTS ONE OF THE FOURTEEN POINTS CALLED FOR THE CREATION OF A LEAGUE OF NATIONS. |
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| A TIME OF GREAT ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN ARTIST |
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| REFERS TO THE GREAT PLAIN DROUGHT OF THE 1930'S THAT MADE FARMING IMPOSSIBLE IN THE GREAT PLANS REGION |
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| THE FIRST WOMAN TO FLY SOLO |
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| THE STUDY OF THE MATERIAL RECORD OF THE PAST |
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| ALONSO ALVAREZ DE PINEDA EXPLORES AND MAPS THE TEXAS COASTLINE |
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| CABEZA DE VACA IS AMONG THE FIRST EUROPEANS TO EXPLORE THE TEXAS INTERIOR |
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| CORPUS CHRISTI DE LA ISLETA, THE FIRST OF MANY SPANISH MISSIONS, IS ESTABLISHED NEAR EL PASE |
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| MEXICO GAINS INDEPENDENCE FROM SPAIN |
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| MEXICO FORBIDS THE ENTRY OF FURTHER U.S. SETTLERS INTO TEXAS |
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| THE STUGGLE FORE THE INDEPENDENCE OF TEXAS BEGINS WITH THE BALLET OF GONZALES |
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| THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE IS CREATED AND SIGNED |
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| SANTA ANNA IS ROUTED BY GENERAL SAM HOUSTON AT THE BALLET OF SAN JACINTO |
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| SAM HOUSTON IS ELECTED FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS |
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| THE TEXAS CONGRESS MEETS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN AUSTIN, THE NEW CAPITAL OF THE REPUBLIC |
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| TEXAS IS ADMITTED TO THE UNION AS THE 28TH STATE |
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| THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAS IS FOUGHT OVER CLAIMS TO THE SOUTHER BOUNDARY OF TEXAS |
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| THE CURRENT LONE STAR FLAG IS FLOWN FOR THE FIRST TIME |
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| IN COMPORMISE OF 1850, TEXAS RELINQUISHES TERRITORY AND ACQUIRES IT'S PRESENT SHAPE |
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| TEXAS SECEDES FROM THE UNION AND JOINS THE COFEDERACY |
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| THE CURRENT TEXAS STATE CONSTUTION IS RATIFIED |
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| OIL IS DISCOVED AT THE SPINDLETOP OIL FIELD, INITIATING THE MODERN PETROLEUM INDUSTRY. |
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| ON THE COASTAL PLAINS, HUNTERS AND GATHERES WHO LIVED IN HUTS BUT OFTEN MOVED IN SEARCH OF FOOD. |
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| ALONG THE TEXAS COAST, LIVED IN FAMILY GROUPD AND HAD A NOMADICE LIFESTYLE. |
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| LIVED IN ROCK SHELTERS, BUILT HOUSES THAT WERE RELATIVELY PERMANDENT IN DESERT CLIMATE WHERE THEY LIVED. WERE FARMES, BUT ALSO FISHED AND HUNTED |
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| COASTAL PLAINS, MAIN CROP WAS CORN, BUT GREW OTHER CROPS, WERE HUNTERS AND FISHERS, BUILT HOUSES THAT WERE RELATIVELY PERMANENT - BUILT OF CEDER FRAMES, WORSHIPED IN LARGE WOODEN TEMPLES, THE CADDO WORD FOR FRIENDS OR ALLIES IS TEJAS WHICH IS WHERE THE NAME OF OUR STATE IS DERIVED. |
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| MONADIC BUFFALO HUNTERS AND GATHERS WHO LIVED IN CENTRAL TEXAS |
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| SAILED ALONG THE GULF COAST IN 1519 IN SEARCH OF A STRAIT TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN |
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| THE WRIGHT BROTHERS MAKE THE FIRST POWERED FLIGHT |
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| WILLIAM DEFOREST INVENTS THE VACCUM TUBE |
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| HENRY FORD BEGINS MASS PRODUCTION OF THE AUTOMOBILE |
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| KDKA-PITTSBURG BECOMES THE FIRST COMMERCIAL RADIO STATION ON AIR |
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| INSULIN IS CREATED BY CANADIAN RESEARCHERS |
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| THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL TELEVISION TRANSMISSION TAKES PLACE IN NEW YORK |
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| ALEXANDER FLEMING DEISCOERS PENICILLIN |
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| WALLACE CAROTHERSINVENTS NYLON |
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| RADAR IS DEVELOPED BY ROBERT WATSON - WATT |
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| SIGNIFICANT OIL FIELDS ARE DISCOVERED IN SAUDI ARABIA |
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| RESEARCHERS AS BELL LABS INVENTED THE TRANSISTOR |
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