21. International Studies Program : Streams studies, geography and economics courses which deal with specific regions of the andJapan in the 20th Century 271.6 Modern Latin american history 288.3 Co http://arts.usask.ca/intnl/streams.php

Streams Developmental Studies International Cooperation and Conflict Latin American Studies Development Studies Courses in the Development Studies Stream have been selected to provide students with a broad, interdisciplinary education focusing on the conditions and problems of less-developed countries comprising the so-called "Third World", the history and theory of economic development around the world, and the geographic and environmental consequences of "development". The recommended courses in this stream include examinations of specific aspects of third world development in all of the disciplines involved in the program. These include courses in the history of European expansion and colonialism, anthropology and sociology courses dealing with comparative cultural and social change, history, political studies, geography and economics courses which deal with specific regions of the third world and courses which discuss in a broad international context issues of particular importance to development (resource use, the environment, urbanization, health, gender, indigenous issues, and agriculture). Courses of particular relevance from the Departments of Native Studies, Women and Gender Studies and Community Health and Epidemiology are also included. Students specializing in this stream will also have the opportunity (and will be strongly encouraged) to study aspects of development in field courses and study abroad programs held outside of Canada. These currently include opportunities to study in Central and South America and Africa. With the approval of the Coordinator of the International Studies Program, such courses may take the place of recommended courses in this stream.

22. Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, And DeSoto Export Cars, Minivans, And Trucks regions, and descriptions of specific vehicles across the Also note the american CarClub of enthusiasts) Home Cars - Engines - history - Resources - Repairs http://www.allpar.com/world/

Vehicles All, by name Upcoming In production ... Contact Us Export Chryslers, Dodges, Plymouths, and DeSotos This page is divided into three sections: Chrysler's current facilities, descriptions of Chrysler's presence or vehicles in specific regions, and descriptions of specific vehicles across the world. Chrysler export models (overviews) History of Chrysler in Europe (good detailed overview) A Plymouth By Any Other Name - Plymouths exported as Dodges and DeSotos from 1932 through the 1950s. Also includes Dodges exported as DeSotos The 1950s - Dodges, DeSotos, Plymouths, Chryslers, and Imperials Overview of current international operations Details of current Chrysler international/export regions Fargo Trucks Chrysler export models by geography Africa South Africa - also see the Rebel page and Australian links Australia and New Zealand Australia 1930s-40s (D series, 1930s-40s) Australia 1950s Australia 1960s-1970s (extensive) - Valiants, Chargers, Pacers, and more. See also South Africa and this report on the 2001 Chryslers on the Murray show Australia - Royal, Plainsman, Wayfarer New Zealand (Chargers, Valiants) - see also " Avengers in New Zealand"

23. Programs - MQP or fairs on quilt production, and the quilting history of specific regions, religiousgroups 2001, the Center joined with The Alliance for american Quilts as http://www.museum.msu.edu/glqc/mqp.html

History and Description of State and Regional Quilt Inventories History and Description of the Michigan Quilt Project (MQP) Michigan began its own inventory in 1984 under the direction of the Michigan State University Museum and continues today with the dedicated participation of volunteers throughout the state. The goal was simply to document quiltsregardless of age, technique, or original provenance-that had meaning to a Michigander or Michigan organization. Since the Michigan Quilt Project (MQP) began, over 75 Quilt Discovery Days have been held at libraries, museums, extension offices, churches, and other locations throughout the state. Special efforts were made during 1986 to record quilting in the Upper Peninsula and African American quilting, both traditions that were under-represented in the first year of the project. The Michigan Quilt Project Collection The Michigan Quilt Project (MQP) Collection consists of photographs, oral history interviews, over 7000 quilt inventory forms, and ephemera associated with the state's quilt documentation project. Housed at the Michigan State University Museum, the collection serves as an important source of data for research, education, and exhibitions projects.The Michigan Quilt Project Collection provided the data for an initial survey exhibition and accompanying publication

24. The American Rhododendron Society Welcomes You and an instruction sheet (pdf format; 180kB) for North Americans. for their adaptabilityto specific regions of the Over two centuries of history, culture and http://www.rhododendron.org/

The American Rhododendron Society is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to encourage interest in and to disseminate information about the genus Rhododendron. Members' experience ranges from novice to expert. Society activities include public education, flower shows, seed exchanges, scientific studies, and communication through publications and local and national meetings. ARS chapters are located throughout the United States and Canada, in Denmark, Holland, Scotland, Sweden and Sikkim. Welcome from Mike Stewart, ARS President: On behalf of the many thousands of rhododendron enthusiasts world wide I welcome you to our web site. You will find valuable resources that enable you to learn more about the selection and care of rhododendrons. We hope that you will "grow" to appreciate the genus Rhododendron and include these wonderful plants in your garden. Among Society members you will find many who share common interests whether you are a professional grower or an amateur gardener, and if not already a member I encourage you to join the Society. Gold and Silver Medal Awardees Announced - New The Society takes great pleasure in presenting its highest awards to the following individuals: Gold Medals: Jim Barlup and H. Edward Reiley

25. HIS 318 Course Guide of Congress Call Numbers E and F cover US and North american history. The higherthe number denotes the work is focused to specific groups, regions, cities and http://library.csusm.edu/course_guides/history/history_301LOMBARD.asp

CSUSM Courses/Web CT Home History 301: Historical Methods and Writing Professor Anne Lombard Spring 2003 (United States History) CSUSM Resources Internet Resources Questionnaire CSUSM Resources Library Main Page (Gateway to ALL the library online resources and selected information) Library Catalog (freely available—also called PAC, OPAC or WebPAC) and contains: CSUSM’s books and journal titles , including Annex materials that we retrieve for you. SDCircuit , regional shared book catalog, order online to pickup and return at CSUSM. (Material is usually in hand in one-2 days, but overdues are very expensive!) Electronic reserves (ERES) Other libraries’ catalogs (UC’s Melvyl, Palomar...) Print Resources Annals of America REF E173 .A793 contains the text of documents in US history. Use the 2-volume Conspectus to read overviews of topics which reference to the document set which contains material in chronological order. Documents of American History REF E 173 .D59 provides full text of

26. BRADFORD history american Government. 10.4 Given specific past or present events, the learnerwill explain how events in one region of the world can affect other regions http://www.darke.k12.oh.us/sstudiescos/ssbrad.html

Bradford 9.1 Given significant events in history between 1815 and 1919, the learner will ascertain whether or not "lessons" of the past pertain to similar situations in modern times. World History American History 9.2 Given information about cultures on three different continents between 1815 and 1919, the learner will select and compare at least three of the following: A. art, literature, and music B. customs, traditions, and social developments C. philosophical and religious ideas D. relationship to the environment E. science and technology World History American History World Geography 9.3 The learner will select and discuss the contributions of a cultural, racial, ethnic, or linguistic group to American society. American History Geography 9.4 Given the time period between 1815 and 1919, the learner will cite and explain at least one example each of social, economic, and political interdependence. American History World History 9.5 Given access to background information, the learner will compare the efforts of the United States government with governments in other nations to promote competition, to protect national economic interests, or to regulate economic activity. Economics American History American Government 9.6 Given a list of reforms enacted in the United States between 1815 and 1919, the learner will identify two and explain how they helped to make the United States government more democratic.

27. Fsu.edu | Latin American & Caribbean Studies with fundamental knowledge about the cultures and history of Latin America in an exposureto texts and cultural productions form specific regions of Latin http://www.fsu.edu/~lacs/descriptions.html

home > Frequently Asked Questions Core and Affiliated Faculty ... Home ANTHROPOLOGY ANT 4163 (3) Mesoamerican Archaeology Investigates the development of high civilization in ancient Mesoamerica. Evidence is drawn from archaeology, art, architecture, and ethnography. ANT 4166 (3) Regional Civilizations in Ancient Mesoamerica Each topic focuses on a regional civilization of Mesoamerica (such as Maya, Olmec, or Mixtec). Aspects of prehistoric society covered include subsistence systems, trade, social and political organizations, ideology, calendrics and astronomy, language and writing, artifacts, architecture, sculpture and painting. Format is seminar with presentations, research reports, and discussion. May be repeated to a maximum of nine (9) semester hours. ANT 4167 (3) Maya Hieroglyphic Writing This course presents the principles of classic Maya hieroglyphic writing, its history, and methods of its decipherment. Classic Maya mathematics are also introduced, as are calendrics and astronomy, Maya grammar and text structure, and a survey of monumental texts from selected sites. ANT 4227r (3) Topics in Pre-Colombian Art and Iconography This course focuses on major Pre-Colombian art traditions, as evidenced in the material culture. Attention is paid to cosmology and the socio-cultural context of art in each society. Topics include classic Maya art and iconography; Mixtex codices; Central Mexican art and iconography. May be repeated, when topics vary, to a maximum of nine (9) semester hours.

28. SuperLinks Directory to listings of Northern american destinations, accommodations businesses and economy,culture and history. Sites detailing specific attractions and lodging in http://www.superlinksdirectory.com/xq/asp/category.travel:north america:regions/

WebSpawner.com Please visit our sponsors. SuperLinks Directory Make your own web page for free Home Travel North America ... Request a Link Collection of links to listings of Northern American destinations, accommodations, businesses and economy, culture and history. Sites detailing specific attractions and lodging in all 13 territories of Canada as well as all 50 states in the USA. Facts, geographical information and learning resources are featured for travelers. Site Listings Alabama travel guide - This Alabama travel guide site provides information and links of alabama hotels, flights, cars, interests from the web. Alaska Travel Guide - Alaska travel guide site provides information and links for Alaska hotels, flights, cars, interests of the web. ArchNet: Regions / North America - The Archaeology of North America; Center for World Indigenous Studies/Fourth World Documentation Project Arizona Travel Guide - This arizona travel guide site provides information and links of arizona hotels, flights, cars, interests from the web. Arkansas Travel Guide - This arkansas travel guide site provides information and links of arkansas hotels, flights, cars, interests from the web.

29. American Music State By State A To M This page lists some pieces of music associated with specific regions, states, townsand cities in the USA and Canada. America (history) A Horse With No Name. http://freespace.virgin.net/john.cletheroe/usa_can/music/am.htm

John Cletheroe's USA and Canada Holiday Hints Music - State By State And Province By Province (Including Countries And Regions) - A To M Introduction This page lists some pieces of music associated with specific regions, states, towns and cities in the USA and Canada. Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama James Taylor (Sweet Baby James) - Oh Susannah ("I come from Alabama with a banjo on my knee") Johnny Cash - Mobile Bay Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers (Southern Accents) - Southern Accents Alaska Johnny Horton - North To Alaska Michelle Shocked (Short Sharp Shocked) - Anchorage Alberta Eric Clapton (Unplugged) - Alberta (my thanks to Martin Askham of Gloucester for suggesting this track) If you have any more suggestions for this province then please email me using the link at the bottom of this page. Appalachia Cincinnati Pops Orchestra (American Jubilee) - Variations On A Shaker Melody From Appalachian Spring Bruce Hornsby And The Range (Scenes From The Southside) - The Road Not Taken ("...fell in love with an Appalachian girl...") Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Hold On) - Blue Ridge Mountain Girl John Sebastian (Best Of) - Face Of Appalachia See also individual states Arizona Glen Campbell (Twenty Golden Greats) - By The Time I Get To Phoenix Ozark Mountain Daredevils (The Car Over The Lake Album) - Mr Powell (John Wesley Powell led the first European expedition by boat through the Grand Canyon) Poco (The Forgotten Trail) - Sagebrush Serenade Grofe/London Festival Orchestra (Grand Canyon Suite) - Sunrise

30. Online Bachelor In Cultural Studies on the defined areas, regions, and countries covers aspects of american history,literature, government civilization and its history; specific Asian countries http://www.universities.com/Distance_Learning/Degrees_Bachelor_Degrees_Cultural_

Distance Learning Online Bachelor in Cultural Studies go to Home Distance Learning Degree Bachelor Degree ... Bachelor in Engineering Result pages: Bachelor in Cultural Studies: The following online Bachelor Degrees in Cultural and Gender Studies focus on the defined areas, regions, and countries of the world; defined minority groups within and across societies; and issues relevant to collective gender experience. Bachelor in Cultural Studies American Military University Bachelor of Arts African/African American Studies Click here for more details! The African and African-American Studies student will pursue a social science degree that covers a rich variety of African and African-American history, government, civil rights, culture, commerce,... American Military University Bachelor of Arts American Studies Click here for more details! The Bachelor of Arts in American Studies is an interdisciplinary social science degree. The curriculum covers aspects of American history, literature, government, culture, commerce, diplomacy, and ... American Military University Bachelor of Arts Asian Studies Click here for more details!

31. Cyndi's List - U.S. - Kentucky - Localities below point to resources for specific localities , counties, areas and regions withinthis state american history Genealogy Project; Ancestry.com US http://www.cyndislist.com/ky-local.htm

document.write(''); U.S. - Kentucky Main Index Alphabetical Index Topical Index "No Frills" Index ... Text-Only Index Search this page: Edit, Find Search the entire site: The index links below work best if you allow your web browser to load the entire page first. Category Index: State Level Sites Localities within this state are listed alphabetically below: A B C D ... W Return to the main Kentucky index page: Related Categories: United States Index General U.S. Sites Library of Congress National Archives ... U.S. - Vital Records Planting Your Family Tree Online Preview the Table of Contents Cyndi's List The BOOK! 2nd Edition 2 Volumes Netting Your Ancestors Genealogy Bookstore In association with Amazon.com Ancestry Magazine Genealogical.com GPC and Clearfield Company Genealogy Warehouse Submit a New Link Report a Broken Link Update a Link State Level Sites The links in the following sections below point to resources for specific localities , counties, areas and regions within this state. This first section contains links to for some of those same resources at the state level. Scanned images of county and state maps, index of towns.

32. February 2003 Book Review that one is encouraged to read more, especially about specific regions of frantic inhis famous cabin on its banks) and incidents in american history such as http://www.maineharbors.com/febbk03.htm

February BOOK REVIEW - by Carol Standish A s the nineteenth century marched on, an increasingly sizeable portion of the Western world was stirred, not shaken, by the entrepreneurial brainstorm of one Frederic Tudor. A “diminutive, pig-headed” Bostonian, Tudor was one of the most remarkable businessmen of his times. The Frozen Water Trade by Gavin Weightman (Hyperion, 247pp, $23.95) is the story of the man “who dedicated most of his life to supplying ice to the tropics,” long before the invention of artificial refrigeration. D uring his privileged childhood Frederic and his siblings enjoyed ice cream and iced drinks in the summer. Ice cut from the farm pond in winter was stored in an icehouse for the express purpose of warm weather refreshment. In the summer of 1805, Frederic, then 22, and his older brother William were enjoying that very luxury at a family picnic when it dawned on Frederic (so the story goes) that there was money to be made shipping such a commodity to the West Indies and other hot climates. T he first square-rigged sailing vessel to carry a cargo of ice left Boston on February 10, 1806. The departure was reported in the Boston Gazette:

33. Country Information (REF HB 871 .N43 1998) Encyclopedia of Latin american history and Culture. 4vols. Individual titles focusing on specific regions are classed separately. http://www.rmc.edu/directory/offices/library/academic_research_guides/countries/

REFERENCE SOURCES EFERENCE SOURCE Background Notes - encyclopedic information about various countries, territories, and international organizatons published by the US Department of State for use by government officials ; older editions in print available in the Reference Collection CIA World Factbook -published by the CIA, provides background information on countries of the world for the use of US government officials ; older edition in print available in the Reference Collection Country Studies (Library of Congress) - books prepared by the Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress give comprehensive information about 100 countries. Encyclopedia of Africa South of the Sahara. 4 vols. New York, Scribner, 1997. (REF/DT 351/.E53/1997) Encyclopedia of Global Population and Demographics. 2 vols. New York, Sharpe Reference, 1998. ( REF HB 871 .N43 1998) Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture. (REF/F 1406/.E53/1996)

34. Polity - History Resources Historians serve as the main caretakers of american history and historians and Generalhistory and Lists on the history and Culture of specific regions. http://www.polity.co.uk/history/history_resctr.asp

History Resources About Polity History Browse titles by subdiscipline Textbooks Series ... Special Offer Resource Centre 2002 special reductions Histroy on the Internet You will find here a collection of some of the best history sites available on the web. From British to European to American and World history, to organizations, newsgroups, mailing lists and indices, we have sifted through the many history web pages available on the Internet. One of the wonderful facets (and one of its drawbacks) of the World Wide Web is that anyone can create a web page. Mirroring this, the world wide web has attracted both professional and amateur historians, who maintain web sites either as part of a grant-funded project, as a professional endeavor, or simply as a hobby. Some of those pages are great, others are not worth visiting. So, then, what is the purpose of this site? Is it a collection of links, like those that exist on so many other pages on the 'net? Well, yes and no. It is a collection of links in the sense that you will find dozens and dozens of links to history sites all over the world. However, the collection you'll find here is not intended to be comprehensive, nor, in fact, does it contain the most popular history web sites around. Instead you'll find here some of the best web pages out there.

35. GMU Catalog 98-99 - Art History Courses (ARTH) Focus may be on specific regions (India, China, Japan, Korea of the family), or amovement (american modernism). 490, 491 Independent Study in Art history (300 http://www.gmu.edu/catalog/9899/arth.html

Catalog Index Course Descriptions Search the 1998-99 Catalog: Art History Courses (ARTH) Students taking ARTH courses should expect to participate in field trips or assignments outside the classroom at area museums. Related Catalog Entry: College of Arts and Sciences History and Art History University Programs Related Mason Website: Art History ( http://chnm.gmu.edu/arth/ 101 Introduction to the Visual Arts (3:3:0). Introduction to the content and principles of the visual arts. Approach varies with instructor. 102 Symbols and Stories in Art (3:3:0). Themes and imagery in art from early Greece to the modern era. 200, 201 Survey of Western Art (3:3:0). The major periods, monuments, and themes of Western art and architecture. Provides an introduction to the Washington, D.C., museum collections and a historical framework for further study in art history. Designed as a two-course sequence, but each part may be taken independently without prerequisite. ARTH 200 covers prehistory, the ancient world, and the Middle Ages; ARTH 201 covers the art of the Renaissance, Baroque, and modern Europe and the Americas. Each 300-level course is generally offered once every two years. 303 National Traditions (1-3:1-3:0).

36. OAS: Columbus Memorial Library specific regions, 5,169 citations; specific Peoples, 2,276 stories, essays, speeches,literary history and criticism are THE ORGANIZATION OF american STATES A http://www.oas.org/SP/PROG/CML/cml.htm

ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES COLUMBUS MEMORIAL LIBRARY Table of Contents: About the Columbus Memorial Library Collections of the Columbus Memorial Library The General Collection OAS Collection ... Publication Order Form (to review and complete!) Services of the Columbus Memorial Library Reference Service Archives Reading Room Service ... Library Telephone Directory About the Columbus Memorial Library The Organization of American States is the world's oldest regional organization dating back to the First International Conference of American States held in Washington, DC in 1889-1890. One of the first official acts of this conference was to establish a memorial library. The Columbus Memorial Library holds the world's most complete collection of unique publications, archives, and records documenting the history of the Organization of American States and its predecessor agencies from 1889 to the present. It is one of the richest repositories for material on the inter-American system in the world. For more information on the history of the Columbus Memorial Library (CML), click history.

37. International Research Centers (Library Of Congress) Collection Directorate specialize in specific geographical regions languages and fromall regions around the manuscript treasures of american history and culture http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/int-gateway.html

The Library of Congress Global Gateway Global Gateway Web Pages All Library of Congress Web Pages A ccess to the international collections varies by language and the type of material. The Library's reading rooms are the primary gateways to these resources. The Library's reading rooms offer in-depth reference assistance, provide substantive briefings on a wide range of subjects relating to the countries, languages and cultures represented within their collections, produce guides to specific Library's resources, and cooperate in developing and preserving the Library's unparalleled collections. Image of a house on a mountain top, Sung Dynasty , 11th - 14th Century. Four of the reading rooms, comprising the Library's Area Studies Collection Directorate specialize in specific geographical regions: Africa and the Middle East The African and Middle Eastern Division Reading Room (LJ-220) is the Library's gateway for materials in a wide variety of languages and scripts, such as Amharic, Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Hebrew, Persian, Turkish, and Yiddish. The division's three sectionsAfrican, Hebraic, and Near Eastcover more than 70 countries, from South Africa to Morocco to the Central Asian republics of the former Soviet Union.

38. NJN - New Jersey Public Television And Radio festival involving art, dance, culture and music from specific regions of the herstudents’ and their work on the African american history and Multicultural http://www.njn.net/television/njnseries/classroomcloseup/season03-04/2003-04-19.

Schedules Television Radio TV Webcast Watch Online ... Digital NJN's digital television and technology Workforce Ready to Earn Service Show #19 Initial Air Dates: Monday May 3 at 6:30 pm Saturday May 8 at 7 am Arts Festival Lighthouse in My Backyard Multicultural Education - Gloria Louis, a teacher at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School # 1 in Passaic In the Navy Our thanks to the NJCMR at NJIT for hosting this site.

39. National Building Museum - Exhibitions - Past 2000-1996 HAER surveys entire regions or specific endangered sites in saving significantsites of american industrial or engineering history from destruction. http://www.nbm.org/Exhibits/past/2000_1996/Haer.html

Your browser does not support script Home: Exhibitions: Past: 2000-1996: Thirty Years of the Historic American Engineering Record Library of Congress. Monuments, Mills, and Missile Sites: Thirty Years of the Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) October 26, 2000 - May 20, 2001 The Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) documents historically significant engineering and industrial works throughout the United States. Established in 1969, HAER is administered by the National Park Service, with the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and other engineering societies serving in an advisory capacity. The Library of congress is the repository for the collection. Over the past three decades, the Historic American Engineering Record has created a singular public archive documenting engineering marvels and industrial icons. This exhibition showcases a tiny fragment of HAER 's legacy. Many of the sites were recorded as key examples of the technological advances that emerged from the increased industrialization and mechanization of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Other documented sites represent milestones in engineering. Others are notable for their commonality. All are part of America's rich industrial and engineering heritage.

40. The Blues . Blues Classroom . Lesson Plans . Blues Geography | PBS to expand infinitely, so give students specific time periods of the class about theirrespective regions. students to research African american history in both http://www.pbs.org/theblues/classroom/defgeography.html

Click here to download a PDF of this lesson. (1.6 MB) Overview This lesson enables teachers to use blues styles and performers to think about various geographical regions of the United States. By studying different blues styles from the Mississippi Delta, Texas, and the Piedmont region of the Southeastern Coast, or from cities like Memphis and Chicago, students can explore regional geography and culture while also learning about the effects of different environments on musical styles, the relationships between natural resources and social organization, and the cultural legacies of migrations of people from region to region in the United States. Learning Objectives By completing this lesson, the student will: Explore the major blues styles associated with various regions of the United States Understand the relationship between music and place Learn about the cultural adaptations involved in migration Explain how environments change over time Standards Addresses the following themes in the National Curriculum Standards for Social Studies Primary Themes: I, III

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