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    • [DOCX File]Mr. Hawkins History - Home

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      Afterwards, you will use this information to answer the essay prompt. Essay Prompt: Based on the information provided about the Ming Dynasty and your knowledge of world history, explain what the isolationist policies of the Ming government were and how they affected Ming China. Be sure to include in your essay:

    • [DOC File]Causes of World War One

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      Directions for the map. Use your notes, your text book and the information sheet in this handout to colour in the alliances on the map provided. Choose one colour to represent the Triple Entente (Mnemonic: “entente” is a French word…). Use a different colour to represent the Triple Alliance.

    • [DOCX File]Name ...

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      Beijing, China, Asia: 39°55’ N, 116° 23’ E. New Delhi, India, Asia: 28°35’ N, 77° 12’ E. Examine the back sheet with the sun’s rays labeled. Note how the sun’s rays hit the earth parallel to each other. Also note that since you are looking straight down at the North Pole, that the outline of this map is the Equator.

    • [DOC File]East Asia Map Assignment

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      Label. Use BLACK pen. ___ Kyushu ___ Shikoku ___Honshu ___Hokkaido WC. East Asia . Physical Map Assignment Sign out a class atlas or use an old text pages 321, 324, 376, 391, &407 to complete the map activity. Follow the directions below for labeling the map. If a country name does not fit on the map, use a ruler. to draw a line to where you ...

    • [DOCX File]Mr. Rousseau's World History - Home

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      China Geography Handout. Directions: Using the map on the back of the page, identify the modern day country or geographic feature corresponding to the numb. e. rs on the map. Use map page RA20 – RA23. in your textbook or another map to guide you. Spelling counts! 1._____ 2._____ ...

    • [DOC File]Bentley Chapter 15 Reading Guide

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      On your map, use diagonals to show the area occupied by the Sui Dynasty. Also, using blue pencil, create the Grand Canal on your map. Also, label all of the cities which were linked by the Grand Canal. Also label the Yellow River, Korea, Japan, and the Yellow Sea on your map. Create a key for your colors and symbols. When did the Tang Dynasty rule?

    • [DOC File]UNITED STATES IMPERIALISM TEST (SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR)

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      Part Three: Interpreting a Map. Use the map to answer the following questions. (1 Point Each) Questions 33 – 39. The map shows overseas possessions of the United States . In the Atlantic Ocean only . In the Pacific Ocean only . In the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean . In neither the Atlantic Ocean nor the Pacific Ocean

    • [DOC File]Ancient Mesopotamia Map Project

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      (All information for this map project can be found in your Social Studies textbook, Chapter 3 & Chapter 4. Use the maps on page 79, 94, 109, and 120. The questions for Part C can be found on pages 82-107.) Ancient Israel Map Project. Draw a map of the land of the Israelites on 8 1/2” x 11” white paper. Include the following on your map:

    • [DOC File]4 Case Scenarios for Crime Scene Investigation

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      The family was from China and lived in a predominantly Asian community, which led to the speculation that the perpetrator may be East Asian. When the perpetrators blood made it from the crime scene to the lab, the lab was inundated with work and the sample analysis was stalled. Eventually the perpetrator’s DNA profile made it into CODIS, the ...

    • [DOCX File]Asia Map Assignment - Sarah Kopplin

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      map. Use . blue. lines for rivers, brown. colored pencil for . mountains, and . yellow. for deserts. Label the bodies of water in . blue. ink. Use a classroom atlas for help. Yangzte (Chang) River Pacific Ocean Himalayas. Huang He (Yellow) River East China Sea Gobi Desert. Sea of Japan Indian Ocean Arabian Sea. South China Sea Brahmaputra River ...

    • [DOC File]China Map

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      (Use a star to indicate capitals) Beijing. Ulaanbaatar. Pyongyang. Seoul. Tokyo. Taipei. Label the following . cities (Use a dot to indicate cities) Chongqing. Guangzhou. Hong Kong. Nanjing. Shanghai. Tianjin. Pusan. Label the following physical features. Tarim Basin. Taklamakan Desert. Gobi Desert. North China Plain. Huang He (Yellow River ...

    • [DOC File]Test 3 - Ancient India and China

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      10. According to the map titled “The Spread of Buddhism,” where did Buddhism spread before AD 100? a. across India and into Central Asia c. primarily into Southeast Asia b. to Sumatra and Java d. China, Korea, and Japan 11. Study the map titled “The Spread of Buddhism.” In what part of Asia is Theravada Buddhism most common today? a.

    • [DOC File]China Map Study

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      China Map Study Label each of the following physical features: Tibet-Qinghai Plateau Label and color or highlight the following bodies of water in blue. Using the map in HA! page 184, lightly shade Inner China and Outer China differe Draw a line and label the borders of each of the following dynasties (use a sepa Shang dynasty, about 1122 B.C.E ...

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      Directions: Use the maps of Asia provided by the teacher to answer the questions below about where people live in Asia and why. 1. Look at the Asia’s Population Density. ... Using the Land Use and Resources Map, describe the main uses of land in China and . India. _____ 10. Identify some of the natural resources of the following countries:

    • [DOCX File]High Speed Railways in China: A Look at Construction Costs

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      km/h express passenger railways and 200 km/h mixed use railways. This note covers both the HSR and new 200 km/h speed railways in China. A further 6,000km or so of existing conventional rail lines were upgraded to 200 km/h as part of the sixth acceleration in 2007, although the information about such upgraded lines is not detailed enough to be reported here.

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