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2004
Explore the famous cemeteries of New Orleans.
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2008
This website is intended to correct any misperceptions or skewed view a reader would have about the 1893 Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom. We aim to prove through song, illustration, and thorough research that the commonly presented view of the Overthrow through American History textbooks is not necessarily the case.
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2007
Hockey town at its finest, the Detroit Red Wings legacy has been around for ages, and there is no doubt it will be around for many more. This website is dedicated to showing the enduring dynasties, legends, and records this time has upheld.
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2007
This site is based on research conducted on the Booth family. This family settled in Pinellas County, Florida in the late 1800's.
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2007
Welcome to our site! We welcome you to join the history, health, and geography of sugar. This site will tell you the struggles and benefits of sugar.Enjoy our game, look at our pictures in the gallery, and come back in time to the history of sugar!
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2006
During a school project, we realized our local historical society needed help. We decided to collect oral histories and make a history website for our community. We hope to be a role model for students around the world. The elderly in their neighborhoods have valuable memories that help us understand world history.
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2004
This website includes facts, information, activities and links about the 50 states. It is intended to assist students who are working on state projects to find the information they need to complete their assignment easier and more efficiently. It also includes resources for teachers to access to help them in preparing lesson plans and activities.
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2004
New York State has seen many changes in the last 400 years. From the Native American civilizations to our fast food lives of today a lot has changed. We have chronicled the changes in this site. Try some of the recipes or just enjoy the information. Bon Apetit!
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2004
Years ago children played in order to learn. Now they play to have fun. This change happened over the last 500 years. This site shows the transformation from then until now.
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2003
The Canawlers have created a site that is a virtual museum for the Delaware & Hudson Canal. The canal was the second oldest canal in New York State and the first that was privately owned. It ran from the Pennsylvania coal fields to the Hudson River. From there the coal was then barged or shipped by sloop down to New York City. It operated from 1828 to 1898. It was the first privately owned million dollar corporation in the United States.
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2003
On this site you will learn many things about Greenup County. We created this site because students go through school learning about many different places in the world, at times without knowing about the place in which they live. This site was created to celebrate Greenup County's Bicentennial year, and to help educate the community and others about the place we all live.
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2002
The Quarter Craze invites kids to investigate the state quarters released by the US Mint. It uses poetry, comic strips, hidden pictures, quizzes and text to celebrate each new quarter as it relates to US history, culture, coin minting & collecting.
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2001
Our entry is about the Ancient/Native Hawaiians, their culture, their accomplishments, and ultimately a whole different world many people didn't know existed. Some people think Hawaii is a place with grass as our clothes and no cars or no buildings. But that's very wrong!! Hawaii has high technology, cars (limos), sky scrapers and even a air port. Hawaii is modernize, but we're trying to teach others that Hawaiians worked hard to accomplish what they have. They navigated on their own, they made their own way of government, and they used the land for many different purposes.
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Finalist
2001
1. Our focus is to promote the Hawaiian islands and to try to make Hawaii more alluring to the visitor. We will be promoting the natural beauty of the islands with an emphasis on values. Faith, patience and respect are a fw of the many values we feel makes Hawaii the paradise that we treasure. We also hope to foster an awareness that these values exist in all our communities throughout the world.
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2001
A brief overview of pioneer life, as seen through the eyes of a fourth grade student.
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2001
Our site purpose is to teach about Hawaiian Monarchs and their palaces. Also we are going to teach about what the monarchs did that was important for Hawaii. We will try to teach kids by finding good details about the king or queen or the princess or the prince that people would like.
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2001
This website was created to be used as a point of reference when doing a school assignment, project or just learning about New Hampshire.
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2001
Welcome to our site about North Dakota. We created this website for you to use as a point or reference when doing a school assignment, project or just learning about North Dakota.
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2001
This is a site covering Oregon History. There is information on The Oregon Trail, Native Americans and facts about Oregon. Each section has a quiz that visitors can do about the information presented.
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2001
The 6th grade students from Multicultural Magnet School have designed a website which highlights things to do" in the Greater Bridgeport, Connecticut Municipal Area for both parents and children. This website will serve as both an entertainment guide and a historical resource for the community. One important goal of this project is to instill and encourage pride in the City of Bridgeport. Bridgeport, CT is a large urban center which has undergone many positive changes in recent years. We have included place such as The Discovery Museum, the Barnum Museum, Captain's Cove Marina and Harbor Yard.
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2001
This Thinkquest site is an interdisciplinary unit based on a sixth grade math program whose focus is area and perimeter. To include the math curriculum and to highlight our geographical area (Cape Cod, Massachusetts), our team will research the region and identify the key elements of history, oceanography and horticulture. A park will be designed using area and perimeter as the mathematical basis. Activities will be designed to appeal to a variety of learning styles and abilities.
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2001
Hawaii is a place of mysteries and legends, and has a rich history of storytelling. We would like to share some of these stories with the world with our site, "Voices on the Wind, Legends from Old Hawaii." On our site, six of the colorful legends are retold and related to the geological and ecological events that fostered those stories. Interactive games, quizzes, surveys, and activities will reinforce support for our beautiful endangered native species.
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2001
This website was created for students to use as a point of reference when doing a school assignment, project or just learning about the state of Washington. Included are important and interesting facts comparing our home state of New Jersey and the state of Washington.
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2000
This project is called "Interactive American Geography." Using a map of the United States we gave statistics and information for each individual state. The map acts as a metaphor for the user to see the relationships between the various aspects of Social Science. We used technology to allow the user to look up information on the Economy, Government, Climate, and Important Historical information.
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