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jgeorge08 | History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800
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History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800. Framingham State University, Spring 2013. Material Object Grading Rubric. Spanish Colonial Coin:Part 2. This entry was posted in Material Objects. April 30, 2013. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. April 26, 2013. I really enjoyed watching The Mission. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. April 20, 2013. I was really impressed with the pictures that Guama Poma (sp? This entry was posted in Guest Presenters. And tagged Inca Empire. March 28, 2013.
joerdennis | History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800
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History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800. Framingham State University, Spring 2013. Material Object Grading Rubric. Like many of the material objects from the Peabody Museum, it was difficult to find information about the doughnut-shaped mace that were specific enough to read up on in the given timeframe. From what I found in both McEwan’s The Incas: New Perspectives. And possibly what was the fate of the technology? To take this idea a step further, additional reading may expose a lack of innovat...
dsimao | History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800
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History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800. Framingham State University, Spring 2013. Material Object Grading Rubric. Dr Delucia was a very interesting speakers. I. This entry was posted in Guest Presenters. And tagged Christine DeLucia. April 26, 2013. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. April 18, 2013. This entry was posted in Films. March 14, 2013. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. And tagged Aztec Empire. March 1, 2013. This entry was posted in Material Objects. February 22, 2013.
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History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800. Framingham State University, Spring 2013. Material Object Grading Rubric. When researching the Wooden Kero it was difficult to come up with a vast amount of information, because of the simplistic nature of the item. I was left with an array of different questions about the history behind the artifact. The following questions clouded my thoughts and grabbed my curiosity. 1 What connection does the Wooden Kero make between war and agricultural success? Http:...
hroach09 | History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800
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History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800. Framingham State University, Spring 2013. Material Object Grading Rubric. Buckskin Mitten Part Two. Were there certain beading patterns put onto the mittens that signified differences in those to who they belonged? Were different tribes more opt to use a certain animal in the making of their mittens for spiritual reasons? Whether it elk, deer, moose, etc. Were the buckskin mittens a largely traded item by the natives to the Europeans? 5) Snow, Dean R. ...
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Relocated Printers, 1775-1783. HIST 120 American Lives (Fall 2015). HIST 120 Course Policies. HIST 120 Course Schedule. HIST 151 U.S. History to Reconstruction (Spring 2016). HIST 250 Historical Research and Writing (Spring 2015). HIST 250 Course Schedule. History 306: Jeffersonian through Jacksonian America, Spring 2014. Assignment #1: A New Nation Votes. Assignment #2: Martha Ballard’s Diary. Assignment #3: Antebellum Newspapers. Assignment #4: Historiography of a Field. HSTA 304 The American Revolution.
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On me donne début juin, la collection des photos de famille de Marie. Bonheur et impression étrange de me trouver en possession de la mémoire d'une famille que je ne connais pas. Je sais seulement qu'elle était fille d'immigrés espagnols (Majorque, Soller) et que ses parents tenaient rue Sadi Carnot, une épicerie "Le Jardin d'Espagne" . J'ai publié une première photo, et tous mes amis se sont mis à écrire. Work in progress,. B Chaix (juin 2010). Avant un autre projet, certainement). B Chaix (26 mars 2011).
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Public History and Civil War Memory. A blog by members of HIST 300, a Spring 2011 independent study course. April 19th, 2011 by Caleb McDaniel. So, here are my general thoughts after reading your Google Docs:. I wonder if your viewers might potentially be confused by the fact that three of your sections cover. Would this chronological-throughout method fit your mission better, or worse? I’m not sure the literal meaning of the word. Finally, the part of your mission statement that isn’t very promine...
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History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800 | Framingham State University, Spring 2013
History 301: Native American History, 1500-1800. Framingham State University, Spring 2013. Material Object Grading Rubric. But what if we flip the script? What if, instead of focusing on Europeans coming across the Atlantic to encounter Native Americans, we try to see the past through native eyes? What were the settlement patterns of Native groups in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries? How did they change during the period of European imperial expansion? How did groups vary across space and time?
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US Women's History to 1870. Professor McClurken's Fall 2013 course. November 6, 2013. As discussed in class, the paper (or project if you’ve been cleared for that) is now due Tuesday, November 19. September 18, 2013. We’ll talk about this in class more Thursday, but think about which things matter most in a good annotation (based on your experiences doing them). September 2, 2013. Using the Google Chrome browser. And install the Hypothes is extension. More about this in class tomorrow. August 26, 2013.
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US Women's History since 1870. Spring 2012 — Exploring the history of the Mary Washington classroom. Links to the various decade research sites. Part of Our Classroom Re-creation. April 26, 2012. After a semester of work, we recreated a typical class in the 1950s era including clothing and appropriate discussion of viewpoints for the time. Class re-creation of 1952 views — Debate over Women’s Place in the Home. They do not represent the actual viewpoints of the students or Dr. McClurken. April 17, 2012.
