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Wednesday September 19

Invasion of Persia

  • Alexander marched 35000 men
  • Persia had 40000 men
  • Alexander attacked first with his cavalry.  Very effective and defeated the Persians
  • Victory alarmed the Persian King, Darius III
  • Responded by raising army to between 50000 and 75000 men.
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wednesday september 19 2012

macedonia rough and cold climate

not everybody thought they were part of them

what other civilation treat them

after teh war several greek city states were very week

leadership phillip II WAS TEH ING OF THEM AROUND 360BC he wanted to control grece and in

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9/19/12

Indians

Osage and Iowa Indian tribes settled in Small villages, lived near the lower Mississippi river. Many planes Indians lived in extended groups. Children learned proper behavior in myths stories and games. The leaders were rules by counsel not la

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Wednesday, September 19

Invasion of Persia

  • Alexander was now ready to invade Persia now that Greece was secure
  • alexander marched with 35,000 men to attack Persia
  • Persian rushed 40,000 men to meet Alexander at Anatolia
  • Alex decide  to attack first and with his cavalry, very effe
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Wednesday September 19th 2012

It's presentation day

Ch. 5.1:

-Describe Native American culture.
Small villages, hunted and planted crops, nomadic, lived as families, leaders ruled by council

they brought horses alot of the tribes left the plains which caused more fighting,
-Why di

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September 19th 2012

Macedonia:

  • Geography- rough terrain and a cold climate, people lived mostly in mountain villages instead of city-states like in Athens.
  • Most of Macedonian nobles referred to themselves as Greeks
  • Greeks though the Macedonians were barbaric and not as civ
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Ch. 5.1:

-Describe Native American culture- the western tribes hunted and gathered food. They traveled to find animals.
 
-Why did settlers/people move to the Great Plains? - They wanted to own land. Migrants moved westward along the railroad and wag

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Wednesday September 19

Presenting

Ch. 5.1:

-Describe Native American culture. settled in small villages, lived near Lower Mississippi River, hunted and planted crops, hunted and gathered food, Western tribes were nomadic

-Why did settlers/people move to the Great Plains?

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Wednesday, September 19th 2012.

Projects:
Architecture of the Golden Age of the Athenians -

The Acropolis was the main group of buildings in Athens that looked over the city. - Sacred area. - Most recognizable monuments in the world. -- Took 9 years to build and 3 billion dollars.

-Th

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Wednesday September 19

Alexander the Great -

  • alexander was now ready to invade persia now that the greece was secure
  • alexander marched with 35000 men to attack persia
  • persian rushed 40000 men to meet alexander at anatolia
  • alexander decide to attack first and with his cavalry,
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Invasion of Persia

  • Alexander was now ready to invade Persia now that Greece was secure
  • Marched with 35,000 men to attack
  • Persian rushed 40,000 men to meet Alexander at Anatolia
  • Alexander attacked first and with his cavalry, effectively defeated Persians.
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september 19

invasion of persia

= alexander was not ready to invafe persia

- he marched with 35,000 men to attack persia

- persian rushed 40,000 men to meet alex at anatolia

- alex deided to atack first and with his cavalary  defetrd the persiansa

 - the victory alarm

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Wednesday, September 19th

Invasion of Persia.

Alexander was now ready to invade Persia now that Greece was secure. Alexander matched with 35,000 men to attack Persia. Persian rushed 40,000 men to meet Alexander. That victory alarmed the Persian King, Darius III. His response w

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9/19/12

The first group to present today was Emily’s group.

The Osage and Iowa Indian tribes settled in small villages. The Sioux and the chyannen settled by the Mississippi.  The Spanish brought horses to Mexico.  Many of the plains Indians lived in small gr

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Wednesday September 19th

Ch. 5.1:

-Describe Native American culture.Settled in small villages, Hunted and planted crops. Western cultures were nomadic and they hunted and gathered. When the Spanish introduced horsed it made life easier for the Native Americans. There were a

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Wednesday September 19th

MACEDONIA

  • Geography
    • Macedonia had rough terrain and a cold climate
    • The people lived mostly in mountain villages instead of the city-states like in Athens.
  • Macedonians thought they were considered Greeks
  • Once again the Greek though that the Macedonians wer
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Wednesday September 19th

Ch. 5.1:

-Describe Native American culture.Settled in small villages, Hunted and planted crops. Western cultures were nomadic and they hunted and gathered. When the Spanish introduced horsed it made life easier for the Native Americans. There were a

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Wednesday, sep 19, 2012

5:1- They hunted and planted crops and the western tribes hunted and gather food.  majority of the tribes left their homes on the plains. more fights broke out. many of them spoke the same language. they were very behaved, and no one was to dominate

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Wednesday, Aug 19th

Continued notes

Invasion of Persia

  • Alexander was now ready to invade Persia now that the Greece was secure
  • HE marched with 35,000 men to attach Persia
  • Persian rush 40,000 men to meet Alexander at Anatolia
  • He decide to attack first and with his cavalry, ve
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Daily blog 9/19

Chapter 5. Going west.

5.1. The Osage and Iowa Indians lived in small villages. Those villages were close to the Mississippi river.

Spanish settlers brought horses to America in 1598. More fights broke out because their land was their land.

Many of the

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