Wisconsin Native Americans | |
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Big Ideas and Essential Questions | |
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Content Objectives | |
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Key Vocabulary | |
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Agenda for Today's Class | |
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Announcements | |
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Announcements | |
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Review | |
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Rationale for Teaching about How Wisconsin Native people and Immigrants Used Wisconsin's Natural Resources | |
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Rationale for Teaching about How Wisconsin Native people and Immigrants Used Wisconsin's Natural Resources | |
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Rationale for Teaching about How Wisconsin Native people and Immigrants Used Wisconsin's Natural Resources | |
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Rationale for Teaching about How Wisconsin Native people and Immigrants Used Wisconsin's Natural Resources | |
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Comparison of Maps Showing Land Wisconsin Native Nations Ceded, Reservations and Communities in 1875 and 1992 | |
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Comparison of Maps Showing Land Wisconsin Native Nations Ceded, Reservations and Communities in 1875 and 1992 | |
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How much land did Native people give up between 1804 and 1848? | |
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Inquiry Problem | |
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Inquiry Problem | |
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What kinds of plants, animals, and soils existed in the prairies, oak savannas, and conifer/hardwood forest biomes or ecosystems of Wisconsin in the 1800s? | |
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What kinds of plants, animals, and soils existed in the prairies, oak savannas, and conifer/hardwood forest biomes or ecosystems of Wisconsin in the 1800s? | |
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Using the Inquiry Arc from Social Studies for the Next Generation to solve the inquiry problem | |
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Using the Inquiry Arc from Social Studies for the Next Generation to solve the inquiry problem | |
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Using the Inquiry Arc from Social Studies for the Next Generation to solve the inquiry problem | |
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Why did Native people value natural resources even when they sold land? | |
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What are the best ways to use natural resources and still earn money? | |
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Menominee Sustained-Yield Approach to Forestry | |
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Lumber Barons Clear-Cutting Approach to Forestry | |
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Closing | |
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