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Pre-History to 1600's

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The Americas: Pre-History to 1600 The American Indians Early American Regions People migrated from Serbia via the Bering Strait Land Bridge. Arrived during last Ice Age about 15,000 years ago. People were hunters pursuing large game. 5,000 years later, ice melts, sea levels rise to present day, covering land bridge. American Indians Paleo-Indian Hunters adapt to climate change. Population grows and expands across the Americas. Regions influenced culture. Rise of Permanents Cities 9,000 years ago, Agricultural Revolution. Vegetables, domestication of animals, made for less need to move around. Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas were major groups in the Americas. Southwest Pueblo, Navajo, Anasazi; peaceful corn farmers. Adobe made homes. Mississippi River Valley

AP World History Outlines

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A.P world

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AP World History Mr. Schumacher Middle East Map Directions: Below, please draw a map (free-hand?no tracing) of the Middle East focusing on Egypt and Mesopotamia. Please lightly shade what territory both Egypt and Mesopotamia comprised (draw borders). Please use colored pencils. Include: Major bodies of water (Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea) Major Rivers Major Mountain Ranges Major Cities Question: Compare (show similarities and differences) how rivers impacted Mesopotamia and Egypt.

Iran Nuclear Proliferation

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Iran, along with its surrounding countries, is a location of turmoil, death and wealth in relation to the United States. Terrorist groups such as the Hamas give that area a bad name, and their suppression/ Iran’s oil reserves gives presidents from Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama a reason to invade. Even with their vast oil supply, nuclear energy/ uranium refinement is now preferred. Facilities which enrich U235 for light water nuclear reactor usage only require less than 20% purity, but certain technologies are now under question of producing 85% or more, weapons grade purity. So far, Iran has managed to make a “minute amount of near 20% within days of starting production” (IAEA report, 2010).

Alzheimer's Disease

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Alzheimer’s Disease International Alois Alzheimer on ibro.org Alois Alzheimer was born in 1864 in Markbreit in Bavaria, Southern Germany. Excelling in sciences at school he studied medicine in Berlin, Aschaffenburg Tubingen and Wurzburg where he graduated with a medical degree in 1887. He began work in the state asylum in Frankfurt am Main, becoming interested in research on the cortex of the human brain. Here he commenced his education in psychiatry and neuropathology.

Chem formulas and periodic table

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