Transcript Eleanor Roosevelt

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HE INVENTEB ELECTRICITY.
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HE WAS BORN ON JANUARY 17, 1706.
HIS FACE IS ON THE $100DILL.
JACOB
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SHE WAS BORN ON OCTOBER 11 1884.
HER HOMETOWN WAS NEW YORK.
SHE DIED ON NOVEMBER 7 1962 IN NEW
YORK.
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
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ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
• SHE WAS BORN ON OCTOBER 11 1884.
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
• HER HOMETOWN WAS NEW Y ORK.
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
• SHE DIED ON NOVEMBER 7 1962 IN
NEW YORK
BENJAMIN FRANKIN
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• HE WAS BORN ON JANUARY 17
1706
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
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• HIS HOMETOWN WAS BOSTON
MASSACHUSETTS
• HE DIED ON APRIL 17 1790 IN
PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA.
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A MOUTAIN OR A HILL CONICAL HAVING
A CRATER OR VENT THROUGH WHICH
LAVA ROCK FRAGMENT HOT VAPOR
AND GAS ARE BEING OR HAVE BEEN
ERUPTED.
WASHINGTON
 NEW MEXICO
 CALIFORNIA
 HAWAII
 ORGON
 ARIZONA
 WYOMING
 IDAHO
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IN WYOMING PRESENT
 IN IDAHO 2,000 YEARS AGO
 IN NEW MEXCIO 2,500 YEAR AGO
 IN ARIZONA 1,250 DAY AGO
 IN CALOFONIA 2.5 MILLION YEARS AGO
 1750 SECONDS AGO
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DEEP INSIDE THE EARTH ,BEET WEEN THE
 MOLTEN IRAN CORE AND THE THIN CRUST
 AT THE SURFACE THERE IS A SOLID BODY
 OF ROCK CALLED THE MANTLE.WHEN
ROCK FROM THE MANTLE MELTS,MOVES
TO THE SURFACE THOUGH THE CRUST
AND RELEASES PENT UP GASES
VOLCANOS EPUPT.
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THERE ARE 241
BY IVAN, MASON,JACOB
A person can live about a month without food, but
only about a week without water.
The average total home water use for each person in
the u.s. is about 50 gallons a day.
FROZEN WATER (ICE) IS LIGHTER THAN WATER,
WHICH IS WHY ICE FLOATS IN WATER.
WATER IS FOUND ON OVER 70% OF THE EARTH’S
SURFACE.
WATER IS COMPOSED OF TWO ELEMENTS ,
HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN.
75% OF THE HUMAN BRAIN IS WATER AND 75% OF
A LIVING TREE IS WATER.
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Mercy was born September 14th , 1728 in
Barnstable , Massachusetts.
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Mercy died October 19th 1814 age of 86 in
Massachusetts.
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Poem by Mercy
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She is known as a poet and she was
involved in the Revolutionary War.
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Mercy has an award. It is a statue.
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Mercy and James got married and they
had 5 sons.
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Mercy was born September 14th , 1728 in
Barnstable , Massachusetts.
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Mercy died October 19th 1814 age of 86 in
Massachusetts.
Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther King Jr
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He was born on January 15,1929.
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He died on April 4,1968 in Memphis,
Tennessee.
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There is a memorial statue dedicate to him
in Washington ,d.c.
Earthquakes
By Stephanie and junior
Definition
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What is an earthquake
An Earthquake is a shaking of the
ground caused by the breaking and
movement of large sections.
How many earthquakes are
there
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There are 7.0 and 7.9 and 134
temblors with magnitude between 4.0
and 4.9 the uncertainty.
Damage
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What kinds of damage [topic].
Eventually the pressure becomes too
strong and the huge masses of rock
that forms the plates suddenly shift.
How is it formed
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There are four layers of earth the solid
inner core the liquid outer core the
crust a sudden capture in the fault.
Different types of
earthquakes
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The fault itself consists of four parts
the first part is the fault plane or are a
where the faults occurs this surface
area.
How many people got
killed by earthquakes
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The number of those Dead from
japans 3/11/2011 9.0 magnitude
earthquake and tsunami has risen to
as many as 10,000.
How many people saw
earthquakes
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People experience a low rumble that
can last a few seconds or see the
ground shift and open.
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Mae Jemison
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SHE WAS BORN ON OCToBER 17, 1956
Mae Jemison
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She was born in Decatur, Alabama.
Mae Jemison
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She started college when she was 16
years old.
Mae Jemison
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Martin Luther King, Jr.
HE WAS BORN ON JANUARY 15, 1929.
Martin
Luther
King,
Jr.
 THERE IS A MEMORIAL STATUE DEDICATED
Martin Luther King, Jr.
 HIS HOMETOWN WAS ATLANTA.
By Hayden and Derek
LIPAN APACHE
Where they live
 They lived in Texas and Oklahoma.
What did they do for fun
 They fished.
 They grew crops.
 They hunted.
How they survived
 They hunted for food and they went to the
river for water.
How they travel
 They travel with horses.
What do they wear
They wear animal skin.
What does Lipan Apache mean?
 Lipan means warriors of the mountain, and
Apache means enemy
What do they eat
 They eat buffalos
for food. They eat
fish for food. They
eat corn for food.
They eat beans for
food .
Tools they used to hunt
 Bow and arrows, spears, and shields.
Alexander Hamilton
By: Andrew Ramirez
Alexander Hamilton Early Life
 Alexander Hamilton was born on west Indian island of Nevis,
January 11,1755. He married Elizabeth Schuyler, the daughter
of general Philip Schuyler.
Military Career
He soon came to the attention of Genera1777, became a
aide-de-camp. He led a critical charge at the battle of
Yorktown which helped to break the British lines and
led to their surrender.
The War of Independence
 The war of Independence had began and at a mass meeting held in
the fields in new York city. On July 6,1774, Hamilton made a
sensational speech attacking British policies-Hamilton's military
aspirations flowered with a series of early accomplishments. On march
14,1776,he was commissioned captain of a company of artillery set
up by the new York providential congress.
jaden
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SHE WAS BORN ON OCTOBER 11 1884.
SHE DIED ON NOVEMBER 7 1962 IN NEW
YORK.
SOIL
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SOIL
Soil made up of small pieces of broken rock , fallen
leaves,animals,becomposed tree branches ,and
decayed plants.
SOIL
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Soil makes up the outermost layer of the earth
and is formed from rocks and decaying plants
and animals.
SOIL
Scientists have found about 70,000 types of soil in the
United States.
SOIL
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Soil can take 500 years to create