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Transcript: The Chinese government organization The way we invent things http://china.mrdonn.org/silkroad.html Have you ever thought of the risks or the chances that we will have from invading China? Well, here they are. Q4. What dangers does the government organization have against us when we first start invading? The army's organization Topic 1 (Governments Organization) Q3. What illnesses can be cured using Chinese medicine? http://www.dynastiesofasia.com/asian-history-references/han-dynasty-period-in-chinese-history.htm The products that are used Topic 1 (Governments Organization) Using natural barriers for defenses http://questgarden.com/83/29/0/090608114524/process.htm http://www.cynthiasiulac.com/html/treatments.html Answer: It can not be hard retrieving these products if we go a certain way Obviously they speak a different language that we can't understand The Chinese Soldier The Chinese have more natural medicines and we have living things for medicines http://totallyhistory.com/han-dynasty-government/ Q2. What products are used in the Chinese medicines? Is it hard retrieving these products? Q1. What advantages do the Chinese have against us from their natural deserts, rivers, mountains, jungles or man made obstacles? Answer: They can always out-smart us http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medicine_in_ancient_Rome Q1. What are the differences between the Chinese government and our Roman government? Water sources from the rivers When we are lost, they are not Chinese and Roman Soldiers We have a shields, but we only have one main weapon a javelin. The Chinese have three weapons and are swords. We don't have armor completely cover our bodies. Answer: Message The Chinese government's dangers of his organization Things that the government does that helps us Q1. What medicines have the Chinese invented that are different to our Roman medicines? Q1. Do we have a chance of winning this invasion on the Chinese’s own turf? Why? Farm crops Answer: What things has the Chinese government done that is different to what we do Topic 3 (Geography) ANCIENT CHINA http://www.unrv.com/government.php Answer: Answer: Answer: http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcarticles.nsf/pages/Chinese_herbal_medicine http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/articles/china/ancient-china-government/2379 Building to get pass obstacles Herbal The Chinese soldier has three swords (Dagger, Small sword, Jian) and are completely clothed, However they have no shields. The Roman Soldier Topic 2 (Medicine) http://www.cynthiasiulac.com/html/tui_na.html#top Q2. What advantages do we have against the Chinese from their natural deserts, rivers, mountains, jungles or man made obstacles? We have medicine for illness as well as issues, but the Chinese just have illness medicine Q3. Are there any lessons we could learn from the Chinese government? Answer: I think invading China is a no go. The cost of supplies we need, the 4,000 miles of walking, fighting off bandits, soldiers probably dying from the trip, it's just a waste of time, money and people. What's the point of invading if we are going to lose those things. So I think we should choose another country other than China. They know where they can over-power us during a battle or ambush We run our government different to the Chinese monarchy Q2. What part of China has the greatest chance for us to attack from? Why? http://prezi.com/olomlubmkrnb/the-medicine-defences-weaponry-and-geography-of-ancient-china/ It's their own turf The Chinese army being organized dangerously Acupuncture Answer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/history/shp/ancient/romanmethodsrev1.shtml Q2. What makes the Chinese government organized or non-organized? Is it how they work, their own personality…? Should we invade China? References

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Transcript: THE GOLD RUSH Overview What was the gold rush The gold rush was considered by many to be the largest migration in The U.S history. It was the discovery of Gold On the American River at Sutter Mills. The gold rush was considered by many to be the largest migration in The U.S history. The Massive migration transformed the California's Landscape and population.The discovery of Gold in 1848, January 24th drew people from over a dozen countries to Sutter Mills. It was newly discovered goldfields in the pursuit of riches. It was the discovery of Gold on the American River unexpectedly. Driving Question How Did the Gold Rush impact America/Gold Rush : It influenced the history of California and the united states. It made a lasting impact by driving industrial and agricultural development. And it helped shape the course of California. It increased its economic growth and it was the main cause of turning California into a state. Modern Day issue How do the Immigrants/Chinese immigrants still struggle today We haven't really found any major problems from the U.S towards chinese. But a lot of chinese however do still struugle to get jobs, becuase some are denied job opputunites. Though however with the new sickness spreading around Chine, the Coronavirus. The U.S is wanting to start not allowing them to come here. They want to discrimanate them. Pictures

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Transcript: India Hannah, Kara, and Ty -trading agriculture The Resistance tea and cotton In 1906 Muslims formed their own league to pursue their own goals Congress Party supported western style modernization Himalayan mountains Government Made law that Hindu widows could remarry India Includes: Sepoys - Indian Soldiers Indian nationalist leaders organized the Congress Party in 1885 LOCATION 1858 Parliment ended the rule of the East India Company Punjab Plain Colonial Power NATURAL RESOURCES Muslim League Thar Desert India is a peninsula located south of Pakistan and China and is septerated by the Himalayan Mountains Sepoys rebelled and marched to Delhi, they hailed the last Mugahal ruler believed in peaceful protests to gain what they wanted British East India Company - main goal was to make money Shares borders with China, Nepal, Pakistan, Bruma, Bhutan, and Bangladesh After 1858 India was under direct rule of Britain. - -forced to quit food production and to produce cotton (Industrial Revoluton) Geography -Britain -cotton production increased in Britain They wanted a greater democracy - 7th largest country in the world Large deposits of iron ore bauxite, aluminum ore, much of which is exported. Has many mineral resoures, inculding the world's 4th largest coal reserves A viceroy was used. - Concerned that Hindu rule would oppress Muslims -Supplies Supplies colonization Muslims and Hindus used to work together - British officials acted as leaders Indian National Congress Boardered by the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal in the Indian Ocean. There Idea was to modernize India with western culture and technology.

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Transcript: ancient china by nathan Topic 1 China is pretty big! There is a lot to cover. Like, literally, their borders are 3,000 miles from East to West, and another 3,000 from North to South. There are two really important rivers. A lot of civilizations formed from rivers, and so did China. The important ones are the Chang Jiang and the Huang He Rivers. Geography Rivers Also, the Huang He River is known as the 'River of sorrow', and the Yellow River is know as the 'Craddle of Chinese civialization'. Subtopic 1 Topic 2 Climate/Weather Their climate is warm and rainy, so they took advantage of it and grew rice and other crops. A lot of people that lived by the river were most likely farmers, because it would be a good job in that weather. Subtopic 2 China also has some chilled winds in the mountains, such as the Himilayas. Subtopic 2 Pictures Topic 3 The Chinese produced many difrent types of silks for the weavers to make many difrent colors. Artisans made vases and dishes from fine white clay, and they also made statues used from ivory and green stones called jade. Innovations Subtopic 3 Some neggative things that occured in China were: -They spent alot of time building a big wall so people couldnt invade, but it limited their population. -There was a war between two Chinese civilizations between the rivers. Subtopic 3 Topic 4 The development of agriculture in ancient china was farming. Artisans domesticated animals, and they took advantage of it beacause they could make rice and did other things with the warm climate and this is agriculture. development of agricultor

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Transcript: History By dominique Rodin and Mathijs 1982 Talk about the history of your project Present Your Story 1991 Describe the events that happened Was This a Good Year? Add more pages into a date Create Subtopics Tim Berners-Lee releases files describing his idea for the World Wide Web. WWW debuts as a publicly available service on the Internet. 1991 August 6 1995 Closer to the Present List some important events what was is in egypt An Important Event Can't remember what it was Earthquake, War, Movie Awards? Sports Event, Business Timeline? Present about any topic what is it Is it here yet? 2002 Customize the Template Rearrange, duplicate and resize the elements 2009 January 20 Barack Obama, inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States of America, he becomes the United States' first African-American president

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Transcript: 11-1-17 Presented by: Shalay How America Got it's Independence Townshend Acts & Boston Massacre Townshend Acts & Boston Massacre The Townshend acts was a tax on items that were only paid once at sea ports. The two sides involved were the British and the colonists. The Townshend Acts took place in the American colonies. This event happened in 1767. This happened because, the British were taxing the colonists to help pay off their own debt from the french and indian war and also to help pay for guarding their new territories. The townshend acts are important because it helped increase the tension between the British government and the colonists. The Boston Massacre The Boston Massacre The bostonians were mad because of the taxes and because the British were taking control over Boston, and they wanted the British to react to it. The two sides involved were the British and the Bostonians. This took place in Boston during 1770. This happened because the the colonists were mad about taxes and that the British troops were taking control over Boston. This is important because it was the tipping point for the colonists because they were getting really mad. Pictures of Townshend Acts & Boston Massacre Townshend Acts Pictures of How the Townshend Acts and the Boston Massacre Looked. Boston Massacre Intolerable Acts & First Continental Congress Intolerable Acts & First Continental Congress The intolerable acts was to punish Massachusetts people for their resistance to the British laws. The two sides involved were the British government and the American colonies. It took place at the colonies in 1774. This happened because Massachusetts people had resistance to British laws. It's important because it prevented food, and other supplies from coming to the colonies. First Continental Congress Intolerable Acts The Intolerable Acts were a political body to represnt American interests and to challenge British control. Delegates from the colonies was the only side involved. It took place in Philladelphia in 1774. This happened because they wanted to represent American interests and challenge British control. This is important because the colonists want to become independent. Pictures of Intolerable Acts and First Continental Congress Pictures of Intolerable Acts and the First Continental Congress Intolerable Acts First Continental Congress The Second Continental Congress & the Declaration of Independence People came together to govern the colonies. People that were involved were Delegates, Samuel and John Adams, George Washington, Patrick Henry, and Richard Henry Lee. It took place in Philadelphia in 1775. It happened because people wanted to govern their colonies in America. It's important because it caused the Continental army to fight against the British army. Second Continental Congress & the Declaration of Independence The Declaration of Independence The Declaration of Independence The Declaration of Independence declares that America wants to be a separate nation. People that were involved were Thomas Jefferson and the Congress. It took place Philadelphia during 1776. This happened because wanted to be a separate nation. It's important because we are still a independent nation today and it gave everyone their own rights, and freedom. Pictures of the Second Continental Congress & the Declaration of Independence Pictures of the Second Continental Congress and the Declaration of Independence The Second Continental Congress The Declaration of Independence

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