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Drayton Hall Distinguished Speakers - April 17, 2014 - Dr. S. Max Edelson
MapScholar (http://mapscholar.org)
Mapping Carolina (http://viseyes.org/mapscholar/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhTK6MB0cCLQdGlrb3VETzR0aGRaeThqSmVoWHhKWGc#gid=0)
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Paperslide video illustrated by Jann Maser
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50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7
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1st Verse:
First settled by Spain
Then of the original 13
Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh
A confederate holdout
And the last to secede
Forced to pick a side and count the men who died
When Lincoln points southeast
Explanation of the 1st Verse:
Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what is now Morganton, North Carolina.
The Province of Carolina was later further settled by the British and became an English colony.
Earlier, in the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in North America, specifically land in North Carolina, by Elizabeth I.
At the beginning of the Civil War, North Carolina was the last to secede from the union and join the Confederate States of America. Tennessee unofficially seceded from the union, then North Carolina, then Tennessee seceded officially a few days later. It could be debated that TN was actually the last state to secede from the union.
North Carolina was neutral as the beginning of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln told North Carolina to invade South Carolina (a confederate state). That caused North Carolina to secede.
North Carolina lost the highest number of soldiers of any Confederate state during the Civil War.
Chorus:
The Old North State in a southern way
We were the older Carolina during the split back in the day
After Sir Walter Raleigh's lost colony fades
North Carolina was made the 12th Tarheel State
Then we grabbed the Wright Brothers
And were first to fly away
Explanation of the Chorus:
North Carolina is called the Old North State because in 1729, when the Province of Carolina split, the north part had all the older colonies.
In the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in the new world, including what is now parts of North Carolina. He set up two colonies. Both failed. However, the Roanoke Colony, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is called the "lost colony." Over 100 people who settled there disappeared. The only clue they left was "CROATOAN" carved into a tree.
When the British colonized, they claimed the Province of Carolina. Carolina was named by Charles II, and in 1729 it was separated into North Carolina and South Carolina - two of the Original 13 Colonies.
The capital of NC, Raleigh, was named after Sir Walter Raleigh.
In 1789, North Carolina was admitted as the 12th State.
In 1903 the Wright Brothers were the first to have a successful, controlled, powered and sustained flight in Kitty Hawk (Outer Banks).
2rd Verse:
The popular Piedmont
Mountains and coastal plains
Home of the Outer Banks
Off Hatteras 1,000 ships remain
This graveyard of the Atlantic
Took Blackbeard's fame
Then go west to climb Black Mountain's
Highest eastern range
Explanation of the 2nd Verse:
The Piedmont region (middle of the state) of North Carolina is the most populated. The Appalachian mountain & foothills region (western part of the state) is the second most populated. The coastal plain region (eastern part of the state) is the most rural.
The coast of NC is called the Outer Banks, which includes Cape Hatteras, called "The Graveyard of the Atlantic." There have been many shipwrecks including famous pirate Blackbeard's ship "Queen Anne's Revenge."
In the western mountain region, North Carolina has Mt. Mitchell which has the highest peak of any mountain east of the Mississippi River.
Bridge:
To be, rather than to seem
While the longleaf pine and dogwoods
Enhance our topography
And the cardinal heads up to Mt. Mitchell
The highest peak
Esse quam videri
Explanation of the Bridge:
State motto: Esse quam videri (To be, rather than to seem)
State flower: Dogwood
State tree: Longleaf pine
State bird: Cardinal
Tallest peak in the state: Mt. Mitchell
3rd Verse
Old tobacco and cotton
Defined the economy
Later tourism showed beaches
And some mountains to ski
RTP's STEM industries
And three big universities
Along with Charlotte's banking
In the 19 and 90s
Explanation of the 3rd Verse:
http://tinyurl.com/TheOldNorthState
Copyright © 2013 Dr. Lodge McCammon
- published: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 7840
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50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7
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1st Verse:
First settled by Spain
Then of the original 13
Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh
A confederate holdout
And the last to secede
Forced to pick a side and count the men who died
When Lincoln points southeast
Explanation of the 1st Verse:
Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what is now Morganton, North Carolina.
The Province of Carolina was later further settled by the British and became an English colony.
Earlier, in the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in North America, specifically land in North Carolina, by Elizabeth I.
At the beginning of the Civil War, North Carolina was the last to secede from the union and join the Confederate States of America. Tennessee unofficially seceded from the union, then North Carolina, then Tennessee seceded officially a few days later. It could be debated that TN was actually the last state to secede from the union.
North Carolina was neutral as the beginning of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln told North Carolina to invade South Carolina (a confederate state). That caused North Carolina to secede.
North Carolina lost the highest number of soldiers of any Confederate state during the Civil War.
Chorus:
The Old North State in a southern way
We were the older Carolina during the split back in the day
After Sir Walter Raleigh's lost colony fades
North Carolina was made the 12th Tarheel State
Then we grabbed the Wright Brothers
And were first to fly away
Explanation of the Chorus:
North Carolina is called the Old North State because in 1729, when the Province of Carolina split, the north part had all the older colonies.
In the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in the new world, including what is now parts of North Carolina. He set up two colonies. Both failed. However, the Roanoke Colony, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is called the "lost colony." Over 100 people who settled there disappeared. The only clue they left was "CROATOAN" carved into a tree.
When the British colonized, they claimed the Province of Carolina. Carolina was named by Charles II, and in 1729 it was separated into North Carolina and South Carolina - two of the Original 13 Colonies.
The capital of NC, Raleigh, was named after Sir Walter Raleigh.
In 1789, North Carolina was admitted as the 12th State.
In 1903 the Wright Brothers were the first to have a successful, controlled, powered and sustained flight in Kitty Hawk (Outer Banks).
2rd Verse:
The popular Piedmont
Mountains and coastal plains
Home of the Outer Banks
Off Hatteras 1,000 ships remain
This graveyard of the Atlantic
Took Blackbeard's fame
Then go west to climb Black Mountain's
Highest eastern range
Explanation of the 2nd Verse:
The Piedmont region (middle of the state) of North Carolina is the most populated. The Appalachian mountain & foothills region (western part of the state) is the second most populated. The coastal plain region (eastern part of the state) is the most rural.
The coast of NC is called the Outer Banks, which includes Cape Hatteras, called "The Graveyard of the Atlantic." There have been many shipwrecks including famous pirate Blackbeard's ship "Queen Anne's Revenge."
In the western mountain region, North Carolina has Mt. Mitchell which has the highest peak of any mountain east of the Mississippi River.
Bridge:
To be, rather than to seem
While the longleaf pine and dogwoods
Enhance our topography
And the cardinal heads up to Mt. Mitchell
The highest peak
Esse quam videri
Explanation of the Bridge:
State motto: Esse quam videri (To be, rather than to seem)
State flower: Dogwood
State tree: Longleaf pine
State bird: Cardinal
Tallest peak in the state: Mt. Mitchell
3rd Verse
Old tobacco and cotton
Defined the economy
Later tourism showed beaches
And some mountains to ski
RTP's STEM industries
And three big universities
Along with Charlotte's banking
In the 19 and 90s
Explanation of the 3rd Verse:
http://tinyurl.com/TheOldNorthState
Copyright © 2013 Dr. Lodge McCammon
- published: 25 Jul 2013
- views: 8531
Download the mp3, lyrics and additional materials from Discovery Education Streaming
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50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7
http://lodgemccammon.com/
Verse 1:
England claimed us, Charles I gave us to Robert Heath
Then Charles II passed it on to the nobles in 1663
The North and South split for political reasons
Into two southern colonies
South has good harbors, rice and indigo
The 8th state by the sea
Explanation of Verse 1:
In 1629, the English-claimed Province of Carolana (Carolus is Latin for Charles, hence the etymology of the name Carolina) was given to Robert Heath by Charles I.
In 1663 Charles II divided the Province of Carolina (“Charles Land”) up among eight wealthy English nobles.
In 1712 Carolina split into the Province of North Carolina and the Province of South Carolina. These provinces would later become two of the 13 Original Colonies.
South Carolina (SC) thrived because they had established harbors for trade, slaves to work the land, and rivers that could be tapped for irrigating rice fields.
After the Revolutionary War, SC was the 8th to ratify the U.S. Constitution. This made them the 8th state admitted to the union.
Chorus:
While I breathe, I hope we’re ready
With our resources in mind
First a South Carolina Republic
Before Independence was even signed
Then the Articles of Confederation
The first to ratify
First to secede, first at Fort Sumter
Drawing Civil lines
A Palmetto Republic, first to try
Explanation of the Chorus:
The motto of SC is “Dum Spiro Spero” which means “While I breathe, I hope.” Also, on the SC seal it reads “Animis Opibusque Parati” which means “Prepared in mind and resources.” SC has always been somewhat of a rebel when it comes to implementing new ideas. I like to believe that the motto suggests an innovative spirit to always try. Also, SC resources (land, rivers, and labor) have been critical for the growth of the Province, Colony and State.
SC has declared itself a republic twice. First was shortly before the signing of the Declaration of Independence. SC broke away from England in 1776, establishing their own constitution. The second time, SC seceded from the United States in 1860. After the secession, The Republic of South Carolina was referred to as the “Palmetto Republic.”
SC has had a few important firsts that have helped define them as a state. SC was in the first group of states to ratify the Articles of Confederation in 1778. SC was the first to secede from the U.S. in 1860 at the beginning of the Civil War. Finally, the coast of SC was the sight of the first battle of the Civil War, at Fort Sumter.
SC (the Palmetto Republic) has historically been a state that will be first to try.
Verse 2:
Sassafras Mountain in the Blue Ridge region
Across the foothills to the stony clay
East in the piedmont to Columbia
At the Fall Line rivers drop away
To meet the estuaries and salt marshes
Of the two Coastal Plains
Yeah Charleston and Georgetown
Our ports in harbors and Atlantic bays
Explanation of Verse 2:
The Blue Ridge Mountains in Appalachian Mountain Range span across the extreme north west of SC. Here you will find Sassafras Mountain, the highest point in the state.
If you travel east and slightly south you cross into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and then into the piedmont. The piedmont (upstate SC) is hilly with stony clay soil.
Traveling further east and south you will get to the Fall Line. This is ridge where the rivers drop to the Coastal Plain. The Fall Line rivers provided an early source of waterpower used by mills for manufacturing. This waterpower was used to grow early mill cities like Columbia.
East of the Fall Line you cross over the Sandhills to the Coastal Plain and the Atlantic coast. Here you find large ports/bays/harbors like Charleston and Georgetown along with salt marshes and estuaries.
Bridge:Fly on you Carolina Wren
From Myrtle Beach to Madison
Over the Palmetto trees
And Yellow Jessamine
The growth, it signifies
Loyalty to South Carolina
After a harsh winter in Columbia
We can rebuild and survive
Explanation of the Bridge:
http://tinyurl.com/SCFirstToTry
Verse 3:
Harbors brought in trade
Of deerskin, lumber and beef
We’re growing cotton, rice and indigo
So slaves, we are in need
After the Civil War we used our water power
And a labor force willing to leave
To industrialize, building up mill towns
For the textile industry
Explanation of Verse 3:
http://tinyurl.com/SCFirstToTry
Copyright © 2014 Dr. Lodge McCammon. All Rights Reserved.
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7th Grade "13 Colonies" Project: It is 1700. You become a recruiting agent hired by one of the colonies to attract new immigrants. Your task is to educate and persuade settlers to come to your colony. You will be able to do this by making a TV commercial. Your commercial must reflect the attributes of the assigned colony. You must address the issues of natural resources, economy, religion, relations with Indians, and reasons for settling.
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LA CAROLINA se encuentra situada a los pies de Sierra Morena y del paso de Despeñaperros, puerto natural de montaña que une Castilla con Andalucía. Su paisaje está mayoritariamente formado por extensos olivares, pero también abundan las dehesas y zonas de media montaña pobladas de encinas y pinos, en las que es fácil encontrar chimeneas de minas abandonadas, muestra inequívoca de su pasado relacionado con esta actividad.
Fue fundada en 1.767 por el Rey Carlos III, como capital de las nuevas poblaciones de Sierra Morena. Su urbanismo, buena muestra de la Ilustración, se ha venido denominando "tablero de ajedrez", con calles amplias, hermosas plazas y espléndidos paseos. Responde esquemáticamente a un rectángulo cruzado por dos ejes perpendiculares. Urbanísticamente es una ciudad muy cómoda y a la medida del ciudadano. A mediados del siglo XIX, el panorama no cambia, aunque empieza a vislumbrarse un cierto impulso debido a la minería.
La Carolina, localidad que acabó por asumir la capitalidad de las Nuevas Poblaciones, nació en torno a un convento de carmelitas llamado "La Peñuela", del que tomó su nombre la población hasta que fue cambiado en honor de Carlos III. El convento fundado en 1573 y refundado en el s. XVII, que contó con visitas y estancias de San Juan de la Cruz, fue adquirido por Pablo de Olavide para establecer la sede de su Intendencia. El proyecto de Nuevas Poblaciones en Sierra Morena, al amparo del que se gestó y tomó carta de naturaleza la actual ciudad de La Carolina, ha sido uno de los proyectos reformadores de mayor envergadura en la historia de España. Fue una empresa urbanizadora que contempló la creación de cuarenta y cuatro pueblos y once ciudades en lugares yermos de los llanos de la Parrilla y Sierra Morena para limpiarlos de bandoleros, explotar mejor la tierra y generar riqueza.
SANTA ELENA se localiza en el sector más septentrional de la comarca Norte, junto al límite provincial con Ciudad Real. Se trata de uno de los pocos municipios de la provincia con escasa vocación agrícola, ya que la superficie cultivada supone solo el 1% del total. Por tanto, su economía está basada mayoritariamente en los aprovechamientos del monte, entre los que predominan el forestal, cinegético, recolección de setas y el ganadero, principalmente bovino. La parte norte del término municipal de Santa Elena está ocupada por el Parque Natural de Despeñaperros, de gran interés paisajístico, botánico y de fauna. El parque incluye el paraje de Los Órganos, declarado Monumento Natural de Andalucía, cercano al Santuario Ibérico del Collado de Los Jardines.
El acontecimiento más destacado es la batalla de las Navas de Tolosa, en la que el califa Al-Nasir con su inmenso ejército almohade estableció su campamento en Santa Elena. La gran batalla tuvo lugar el 17 de julio de 1212, con la victoria del ejército de Alfonso VIII sobre los almohades. En Santa Elena se levantó una iglesia para custodiar la Cruz a la que se atribuyó el milagro de la victoria de las tropas cristianas, y que fue del arzobispo de Toledo don Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada. La victoria de las tropas cristianas se conoce con el nombre de Triunfo de la Santa Cruz, y ningún nombre mejor para bautizar esta iglesia que el de Santa Elena, madre del emperador Constantino, y que tan vinculada estuvo al símbolo cristiano. La nueva población tomó el nombre de la iglesia, aunque debido al estado de ruina de la misma, en 1793, reinando Carlos IV, la mandó demoler y edificar sobre ella otra nueva de tipo colonial.
ALDEAQUEMADA, "La Perla de Sierra Morena", es un municipio situado al norte de la provincia de Jaén, rodeado por un paisaje que te resucita el alma, te infunde alegría y multiplica tus ganas de vivir. Aldeaquemada tiene algo especial que cautiva a todo aquel que lo visita.
La primera ocupación puede atribuirse a una temprana época de la prehistoria, por el hallazgo de algunos útiles en cuarcitas halladas en terrazas del Guarrizas y por las abundantes muestras de arte rupestre halladas en todo el término. A este respecto se ha indicado la aparición de cerámica realizada a mano, perteneciente a la Edad del Cobre/Bronce, aunque no se ha identificado ningún poblado debido a la fragosidad del terreno y la abundante vegetación. Aunque nos atrevemos a señalar la presencia de uno de estos poblados en la llamada Plaza de Armas, por los restos constructivos de gran envergadura que aparecen y que se pueden adscribir a la Edad del Bronce.
La impronta de la época romana la valoramos por las vías de comunicación existentes, las calzadas, que en este caso unirían las explotaciones y fundiciones de mineral con las ciudades. Estas calzadas son apreciables en ciertas partes del término municipal.
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Province of North Carolina
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Myth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girls
In this fifth of a series of videos debunking nine myths about eating disorders, Cynthia Bulik, Ph.D., of the University of North Carolina, explains that eating disorders affect women and men across the lifespan. The video was excerpted from a talk, "Eating Disorders Essentials: Replacing Myths with Realities," presented at the NIMH Alliance for Research Progress Winter Meeting, February 7, 2014 in Rockville, MD.
For other videos in the "Eating Disorders Myths Busted" series, see:
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/news/science-news/2014/9-eating-disorders-myths-busted.shtml
For more information about eating disorders, see:
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/eating-disorders/index.shtml
- published: 27 Feb 2014
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Province of South Carolina
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Salta (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈsalta]) is a province of Argentina, located in the northwest of the country. Neighboring provinces are from the east clockwise Formosa, Chaco, Santiago del Estero, Tucumán and Catamarca. It also surrounds Jujuy. To the north it borders Bolivia and Paraguay and to the west lies Chile.
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1 History
2 Geography and climate
3 Economy
4 Tourism
5 Political division
6 See also
7 References
8 External links
History
Before the Spanish conquest, numerous native peoples (now called Diaguitas and Calchaquíes) lived in the valleys of what is now Salta Province; they formed many different tribes, the Quilmes and Humahuacas among them, which all shared the Cacán language. The Atacamas lived in the Puna, and the Wichís (Matacos), in the Chaco region.
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The Province of Carolina, originally chartered in 1629, was an English and later British colony of North America. Because the original Heath charter was unrealized and was ruled invalid, a new charter was issued to a group of eight English noblemen, the Lords Proprietors, on March 24, 1663. Led informally by Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 1st Earl of Shaftesbury, the Province of Carolina was controlled from 1663 to 1729 by these lords and their heirs.
In 1691, dissent over the governance of the province led to the appointment of a deputy governor to administer the northern half of Carolina.
The division between the northern and southern governments became complete in 1712, but both colonies remained in the hands of the same group of proprietors. A rebellion against the proprietors broke out in 1719 which led to the appointment of a royal governor for South Carolina in 1720. After nearly a decade in which the British government sought to locate and buy out the proprietors, both North and South Carolina became royal colonies in 1729.
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6:39Mapping Carolina: Edward Crisp - A compeat description of the province of carolina in 3 parts (1711)
Mapping Carolina: Edward Crisp - A compeat description of the province of carolina in 3 parts (1711)Mapping Carolina: Edward Crisp - A compeat description of the province of carolina in 3 parts (1711)
Drayton Hall Distinguished Speakers - April 17, 2014 - Dr. S. Max Edelson MapScholar (http://mapscholar.org) Mapping Carolina (http://viseyes.org/mapscholar/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhTK6MB0cCLQdGlrb3VETzR0aGRaeThqSmVoWHhKWGc#gid=0) -
2:42The Old North State (North Carolina) - #50StatesAlbum - #Paperslide Music Video
The Old North State (North Carolina) - #50StatesAlbum - #Paperslide Music VideoThe Old North State (North Carolina) - #50StatesAlbum - #Paperslide Music Video
Download the mp3, lyrics and additional materials from Discovery Education Streaming http://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/113BF5D1-C3A6-4776-A34A-2C5096ACFDB9 Paperslide video illustrated by Jann Maser http://www.jannmaser.com/ 50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S. http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7 http://lodgemccammon.com/ 1st Verse: First settled by Spain Then of the original 13 Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh A confederate holdout And the last to secede Forced to pick a side and count the men who died When Lincoln points southeast Explanation of the 1st Verse: Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what is now Morganton, North Carolina. The Province of Carolina was later further settled by the British and became an English colony. Earlier, in the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in North America, specifically land in North Carolina, by Elizabeth I. At the beginning of the Civil War, North Carolina was the last to secede from the union and join the Confederate States of America. Tennessee unofficially seceded from the union, then North Carolina, then Tennessee seceded officially a few days later. It could be debated that TN was actually the last state to secede from the union. North Carolina was neutral as the beginning of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln told North Carolina to invade South Carolina (a confederate state). That caused North Carolina to secede. North Carolina lost the highest number of soldiers of any Confederate state during the Civil War. Chorus: The Old North State in a southern way We were the older Carolina during the split back in the day After Sir Walter Raleigh's lost colony fades North Carolina was made the 12th Tarheel State Then we grabbed the Wright Brothers And were first to fly away Explanation of the Chorus: North Carolina is called the Old North State because in 1729, when the Province of Carolina split, the north part had all the older colonies. In the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in the new world, including what is now parts of North Carolina. He set up two colonies. Both failed. However, the Roanoke Colony, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is called the "lost colony." Over 100 people who settled there disappeared. The only clue they left was "CROATOAN" carved into a tree. When the British colonized, they claimed the Province of Carolina. Carolina was named by Charles II, and in 1729 it was separated into North Carolina and South Carolina - two of the Original 13 Colonies. The capital of NC, Raleigh, was named after Sir Walter Raleigh. In 1789, North Carolina was admitted as the 12th State. In 1903 the Wright Brothers were the first to have a successful, controlled, powered and sustained flight in Kitty Hawk (Outer Banks). 2rd Verse: The popular Piedmont Mountains and coastal plains Home of the Outer Banks Off Hatteras 1,000 ships remain This graveyard of the Atlantic Took Blackbeard's fame Then go west to climb Black Mountain's Highest eastern range Explanation of the 2nd Verse: The Piedmont region (middle of the state) of North Carolina is the most populated. The Appalachian mountain & foothills region (western part of the state) is the second most populated. The coastal plain region (eastern part of the state) is the most rural. The coast of NC is called the Outer Banks, which includes Cape Hatteras, called "The Graveyard of the Atlantic." There have been many shipwrecks including famous pirate Blackbeard's ship "Queen Anne's Revenge." In the western mountain region, North Carolina has Mt. Mitchell which has the highest peak of any mountain east of the Mississippi River. Bridge: To be, rather than to seem While the longleaf pine and dogwoods Enhance our topography And the cardinal heads up to Mt. Mitchell The highest peak Esse quam videri Explanation of the Bridge: State motto: Esse quam videri (To be, rather than to seem) State flower: Dogwood State tree: Longleaf pine State bird: Cardinal Tallest peak in the state: Mt. Mitchell 3rd Verse Old tobacco and cotton Defined the economy Later tourism showed beaches And some mountains to ski RTP's STEM industries And three big universities Along with Charlotte's banking In the 19 and 90s Explanation of the 3rd Verse: http://tinyurl.com/TheOldNorthState Copyright © 2013 Dr. Lodge McCammon -
2:41The Old North State (North Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon's #50StatesAlbum
The Old North State (North Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon's #50StatesAlbumThe Old North State (North Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon's #50StatesAlbum
Download the mp3, lyrics and additional materials from Discovery Education Streaming http://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/113BF5D1-C3A6-4776-A34A-2C5096ACFDB9 50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S. http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7 http://lodgemccammon.com/ 1st Verse: First settled by Spain Then of the original 13 Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh A confederate holdout And the last to secede Forced to pick a side and count the men who died When Lincoln points southeast Explanation of the 1st Verse: Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what is now Morganton, North Carolina. The Province of Carolina was later further settled by the British and became an English colony. Earlier, in the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in North America, specifically land in North Carolina, by Elizabeth I. At the beginning of the Civil War, North Carolina was the last to secede from the union and join the Confederate States of America. Tennessee unofficially seceded from the union, then North Carolina, then Tennessee seceded officially a few days later. It could be debated that TN was actually the last state to secede from the union. North Carolina was neutral as the beginning of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln told North Carolina to invade South Carolina (a confederate state). That caused North Carolina to secede. North Carolina lost the highest number of soldiers of any Confederate state during the Civil War. Chorus: The Old North State in a southern way We were the older Carolina during the split back in the day After Sir Walter Raleigh's lost colony fades North Carolina was made the 12th Tarheel State Then we grabbed the Wright Brothers And were first to fly away Explanation of the Chorus: North Carolina is called the Old North State because in 1729, when the Province of Carolina split, the north part had all the older colonies. In the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in the new world, including what is now parts of North Carolina. He set up two colonies. Both failed. However, the Roanoke Colony, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is called the "lost colony." Over 100 people who settled there disappeared. The only clue they left was "CROATOAN" carved into a tree. When the British colonized, they claimed the Province of Carolina. Carolina was named by Charles II, and in 1729 it was separated into North Carolina and South Carolina - two of the Original 13 Colonies. The capital of NC, Raleigh, was named after Sir Walter Raleigh. In 1789, North Carolina was admitted as the 12th State. In 1903 the Wright Brothers were the first to have a successful, controlled, powered and sustained flight in Kitty Hawk (Outer Banks). 2rd Verse: The popular Piedmont Mountains and coastal plains Home of the Outer Banks Off Hatteras 1,000 ships remain This graveyard of the Atlantic Took Blackbeard's fame Then go west to climb Black Mountain's Highest eastern range Explanation of the 2nd Verse: The Piedmont region (middle of the state) of North Carolina is the most populated. The Appalachian mountain & foothills region (western part of the state) is the second most populated. The coastal plain region (eastern part of the state) is the most rural. The coast of NC is called the Outer Banks, which includes Cape Hatteras, called "The Graveyard of the Atlantic." There have been many shipwrecks including famous pirate Blackbeard's ship "Queen Anne's Revenge." In the western mountain region, North Carolina has Mt. Mitchell which has the highest peak of any mountain east of the Mississippi River. Bridge: To be, rather than to seem While the longleaf pine and dogwoods Enhance our topography And the cardinal heads up to Mt. Mitchell The highest peak Esse quam videri Explanation of the Bridge: State motto: Esse quam videri (To be, rather than to seem) State flower: Dogwood State tree: Longleaf pine State bird: Cardinal Tallest peak in the state: Mt. Mitchell 3rd Verse Old tobacco and cotton Defined the economy Later tourism showed beaches And some mountains to ski RTP's STEM industries And three big universities Along with Charlotte's banking In the 19 and 90s Explanation of the 3rd Verse: http://tinyurl.com/TheOldNorthState Copyright © 2013 Dr. Lodge McCammon -
3:03First to Try (South Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon - #50StatesAlbum
First to Try (South Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon - #50StatesAlbumFirst to Try (South Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon - #50StatesAlbum
Download the mp3, lyrics and additional materials from Discovery Education Streaming https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/FB258F08-058A-4263-B428-FE0A9B924956 50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S. http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7 http://lodgemccammon.com/ Verse 1: England claimed us, Charles I gave us to Robert Heath Then Charles II passed it on to the nobles in 1663 The North and South split for political reasons Into two southern colonies South has good harbors, rice and indigo The 8th state by the sea Explanation of Verse 1: In 1629, the English-claimed Province of Carolana (Carolus is Latin for Charles, hence the etymology of the name Carolina) was given to Robert Heath by Charles I. In 1663 Charles II divided the Province of Carolina (“Charles Land”) up among eight wealthy English nobles. In 1712 Carolina split into the Province of North Carolina and the Province of South Carolina. These provinces would later become two of the 13 Original Colonies. South Carolina (SC) thrived because they had established harbors for trade, slaves to work the land, and rivers that could be tapped for irrigating rice fields. After the Revolutionary War, SC was the 8th to ratify the U.S. Constitution. This made them the 8th state admitted to the union. Chorus: While I breathe, I hope we’re ready With our resources in mind First a South Carolina Republic Before Independence was even signed Then the Articles of Confederation The first to ratify First to secede, first at Fort Sumter Drawing Civil lines A Palmetto Republic, first to try Explanation of the Chorus: The motto of SC is “Dum Spiro Spero” which means “While I breathe, I hope.” Also, on the SC seal it reads “Animis Opibusque Parati” which means “Prepared in mind and resources.” SC has always been somewhat of a rebel when it comes to implementing new ideas. I like to believe that the motto suggests an innovative spirit to always try. Also, SC resources (land, rivers, and labor) have been critical for the growth of the Province, Colony and State. SC has declared itself a republic twice. First was shortly before the signing of the Declaration of Independence. SC broke away from England in 1776, establishing their own constitution. The second time, SC seceded from the United States in 1860. After the secession, The Republic of South Carolina was referred to as the “Palmetto Republic.” SC has had a few important firsts that have helped define them as a state. SC was in the first group of states to ratify the Articles of Confederation in 1778. SC was the first to secede from the U.S. in 1860 at the beginning of the Civil War. Finally, the coast of SC was the sight of the first battle of the Civil War, at Fort Sumter. SC (the Palmetto Republic) has historically been a state that will be first to try. Verse 2: Sassafras Mountain in the Blue Ridge region Across the foothills to the stony clay East in the piedmont to Columbia At the Fall Line rivers drop away To meet the estuaries and salt marshes Of the two Coastal Plains Yeah Charleston and Georgetown Our ports in harbors and Atlantic bays Explanation of Verse 2: The Blue Ridge Mountains in Appalachian Mountain Range span across the extreme north west of SC. Here you will find Sassafras Mountain, the highest point in the state. If you travel east and slightly south you cross into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and then into the piedmont. The piedmont (upstate SC) is hilly with stony clay soil. Traveling further east and south you will get to the Fall Line. This is ridge where the rivers drop to the Coastal Plain. The Fall Line rivers provided an early source of waterpower used by mills for manufacturing. This waterpower was used to grow early mill cities like Columbia. East of the Fall Line you cross over the Sandhills to the Coastal Plain and the Atlantic coast. Here you find large ports/bays/harbors like Charleston and Georgetown along with salt marshes and estuaries. Bridge:Fly on you Carolina Wren From Myrtle Beach to Madison Over the Palmetto trees And Yellow Jessamine The growth, it signifies Loyalty to South Carolina After a harsh winter in Columbia We can rebuild and survive Explanation of the Bridge: http://tinyurl.com/SCFirstToTry Verse 3: Harbors brought in trade Of deerskin, lumber and beef We’re growing cotton, rice and indigo So slaves, we are in need After the Civil War we used our water power And a labor force willing to leave To industrialize, building up mill towns For the textile industry Explanation of Verse 3: http://tinyurl.com/SCFirstToTry Copyright © 2014 Dr. Lodge McCammon. All Rights Reserved. -
0:54Province of South Carolina - 5th Period
Province of South Carolina - 5th PeriodProvince of South Carolina - 5th Period
7th Grade "13 Colonies" Project: It is 1700. You become a recruiting agent hired by one of the colonies to attract new immigrants. Your task is to educate and persuade settlers to come to your colony. You will be able to do this by making a TV commercial. Your commercial must reflect the attributes of the assigned colony. You must address the issues of natural resources, economy, religion, relations with Indians, and reasons for settling. -
13:00La Carolina. Jaén
La Carolina. JaénLa Carolina. Jaén
LA CAROLINA se encuentra situada a los pies de Sierra Morena y del paso de Despeñaperros, puerto natural de montaña que une Castilla con Andalucía. Su paisaje está mayoritariamente formado por extensos olivares, pero también abundan las dehesas y zonas de media montaña pobladas de encinas y pinos, en las que es fácil encontrar chimeneas de minas abandonadas, muestra inequívoca de su pasado relacionado con esta actividad. Fue fundada en 1.767 por el Rey Carlos III, como capital de las nuevas poblaciones de Sierra Morena. Su urbanismo, buena muestra de la Ilustración, se ha venido denominando "tablero de ajedrez", con calles amplias, hermosas plazas y espléndidos paseos. Responde esquemáticamente a un rectángulo cruzado por dos ejes perpendiculares. Urbanísticamente es una ciudad muy cómoda y a la medida del ciudadano. A mediados del siglo XIX, el panorama no cambia, aunque empieza a vislumbrarse un cierto impulso debido a la minería. La Carolina, localidad que acabó por asumir la capitalidad de las Nuevas Poblaciones, nació en torno a un convento de carmelitas llamado "La Peñuela", del que tomó su nombre la población hasta que fue cambiado en honor de Carlos III. El convento fundado en 1573 y refundado en el s. XVII, que contó con visitas y estancias de San Juan de la Cruz, fue adquirido por Pablo de Olavide para establecer la sede de su Intendencia. El proyecto de Nuevas Poblaciones en Sierra Morena, al amparo del que se gestó y tomó carta de naturaleza la actual ciudad de La Carolina, ha sido uno de los proyectos reformadores de mayor envergadura en la historia de España. Fue una empresa urbanizadora que contempló la creación de cuarenta y cuatro pueblos y once ciudades en lugares yermos de los llanos de la Parrilla y Sierra Morena para limpiarlos de bandoleros, explotar mejor la tierra y generar riqueza. SANTA ELENA se localiza en el sector más septentrional de la comarca Norte, junto al límite provincial con Ciudad Real. Se trata de uno de los pocos municipios de la provincia con escasa vocación agrícola, ya que la superficie cultivada supone solo el 1% del total. Por tanto, su economía está basada mayoritariamente en los aprovechamientos del monte, entre los que predominan el forestal, cinegético, recolección de setas y el ganadero, principalmente bovino. La parte norte del término municipal de Santa Elena está ocupada por el Parque Natural de Despeñaperros, de gran interés paisajístico, botánico y de fauna. El parque incluye el paraje de Los Órganos, declarado Monumento Natural de Andalucía, cercano al Santuario Ibérico del Collado de Los Jardines. El acontecimiento más destacado es la batalla de las Navas de Tolosa, en la que el califa Al-Nasir con su inmenso ejército almohade estableció su campamento en Santa Elena. La gran batalla tuvo lugar el 17 de julio de 1212, con la victoria del ejército de Alfonso VIII sobre los almohades. En Santa Elena se levantó una iglesia para custodiar la Cruz a la que se atribuyó el milagro de la victoria de las tropas cristianas, y que fue del arzobispo de Toledo don Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada. La victoria de las tropas cristianas se conoce con el nombre de Triunfo de la Santa Cruz, y ningún nombre mejor para bautizar esta iglesia que el de Santa Elena, madre del emperador Constantino, y que tan vinculada estuvo al símbolo cristiano. La nueva población tomó el nombre de la iglesia, aunque debido al estado de ruina de la misma, en 1793, reinando Carlos IV, la mandó demoler y edificar sobre ella otra nueva de tipo colonial. ALDEAQUEMADA, "La Perla de Sierra Morena", es un municipio situado al norte de la provincia de Jaén, rodeado por un paisaje que te resucita el alma, te infunde alegría y multiplica tus ganas de vivir. Aldeaquemada tiene algo especial que cautiva a todo aquel que lo visita. La primera ocupación puede atribuirse a una temprana época de la prehistoria, por el hallazgo de algunos útiles en cuarcitas halladas en terrazas del Guarrizas y por las abundantes muestras de arte rupestre halladas en todo el término. A este respecto se ha indicado la aparición de cerámica realizada a mano, perteneciente a la Edad del Cobre/Bronce, aunque no se ha identificado ningún poblado debido a la fragosidad del terreno y la abundante vegetación. Aunque nos atrevemos a señalar la presencia de uno de estos poblados en la llamada Plaza de Armas, por los restos constructivos de gran envergadura que aparecen y que se pueden adscribir a la Edad del Bronce. La impronta de la época romana la valoramos por las vías de comunicación existentes, las calzadas, que en este caso unirían las explotaciones y fundiciones de mineral con las ciudades. Estas calzadas son apreciables en ciertas partes del término municipal. -
4:47Province of North Carolina
Province of North CarolinaProvince of North Carolina
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10:36Myth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girls
Myth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girlsMyth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girls
Myth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girls In this fifth of a series of videos debunking nine myths about eating disorders, Cynthia Bulik, Ph.D., of the University of North Carolina, explains that eating disorders affect women and men across the lifespan. The video was excerpted from a talk, "Eating Disorders Essentials: Replacing Myths with Realities," presented at the NIMH Alliance for Research Progress Winter Meeting, February 7, 2014 in Rockville, MD. For other videos in the "Eating Disorders Myths Busted" series, see: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/news/science-news/2014/9-eating-disorders-myths-busted.shtml For more information about eating disorders, see: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/eating-disorders/index.shtml -
2:28Province of South Carolina
Province of South CarolinaProvince of South Carolina
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0:06Saluda, preciosa! Enrique Merle y Carolina Toledo
Saluda, preciosa! Enrique Merle y Carolina ToledoSaluda, preciosa! Enrique Merle y Carolina Toledo
Salta (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈsalta]) is a province of Argentina, located in the northwest of the country. Neighboring provinces are from the east clockwise Formosa, Chaco, Santiago del Estero, Tucumán and Catamarca. It also surrounds Jujuy. To the north it borders Bolivia and Paraguay and to the west lies Chile. Contents 1 History 2 Geography and climate 3 Economy 4 Tourism 5 Political division 6 See also 7 References 8 External links History Before the Spanish conquest, numerous native peoples (now called Diaguitas and Calchaquíes) lived in the valleys of what is now Salta Province; they formed many different tribes, the Quilmes and Humahuacas among them, which all shared the Cacán language. The Atacamas lived in the Puna, and the Wichís (Matacos), in the Chaco region.
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Mapping Carolina: Edward Crisp - A compeat description of the province of carolina in 3 parts (1711)
Drayton Hall Distinguished Speakers - April 17, 2014 - Dr. S. Max Edelson MapScholar (http://mapscholar.org) Mapping Carolina (http://viseyes.org/mapscholar/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhTK6MB0cCLQdGlrb3VETzR0aGRaeThqSmVoWHhKWGc#gid=0) -
The Old North State (North Carolina) - #50StatesAlbum - #Paperslide Music Video
Download the mp3, lyrics and additional materials from Discovery Education Streaming http://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/113BF5D1-C3A6-4776-A34A-2C5096ACFDB9 Paperslide video illustrated by Jann Maser http://www.jannmaser.com/ 50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S. http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7 http://lodgemccammon.com/ 1st Verse: First settled by Spain Then of the original 13 Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh A confederate holdout And the last to secede Forced to pick a side and count the men who died When Lincoln points southeast Explanation of the 1st Verse: Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what ... -
The Old North State (North Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon's #50StatesAlbum
Download the mp3, lyrics and additional materials from Discovery Education Streaming http://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/113BF5D1-C3A6-4776-A34A-2C5096ACFDB9 50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S. http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7 http://lodgemccammon.com/ 1st Verse: First settled by Spain Then of the original 13 Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh A confederate holdout And the last to secede Forced to pick a side and count the men who died When Lincoln points southeast Explanation of the 1st Verse: Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what is now Morganton, North Carolina. The Province of Carolina was later... -
First to Try (South Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon - #50StatesAlbum
Download the mp3, lyrics and additional materials from Discovery Education Streaming https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/FB258F08-058A-4263-B428-FE0A9B924956 50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S. http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7 http://lodgemccammon.com/ Verse 1: England claimed us, Charles I gave us to Robert Heath Then Charles II passed it on to the nobles in 1663 The North and South split for political reasons Into two southern colonies South has good harbors, rice and indigo The 8th state by the sea Explanation of Verse 1: In 1629, the English-claimed Province of Carolana (Carolus is Latin for Charles, hence the etymology of the name Caroli... -
Province of South Carolina - 5th Period
7th Grade "13 Colonies" Project: It is 1700. You become a recruiting agent hired by one of the colonies to attract new immigrants. Your task is to educate and persuade settlers to come to your colony. You will be able to do this by making a TV commercial. Your commercial must reflect the attributes of the assigned colony. You must address the issues of natural resources, economy, religion, relations with Indians, and reasons for settling. -
La Carolina. Jaén
LA CAROLINA se encuentra situada a los pies de Sierra Morena y del paso de Despeñaperros, puerto natural de montaña que une Castilla con Andalucía. Su paisaje está mayoritariamente formado por extensos olivares, pero también abundan las dehesas y zonas de media montaña pobladas de encinas y pinos, en las que es fácil encontrar chimeneas de minas abandonadas, muestra inequívoca de su pasado relacionado con esta actividad. Fue fundada en 1.767 por el Rey Carlos III, como capital de las nuevas poblaciones de Sierra Morena. Su urbanismo, buena muestra de la Ilustración, se ha venido denominando "tablero de ajedrez", con calles amplias, hermosas plazas y espléndidos paseos. Responde esquemáticamente a un rectángulo cruzado por dos ejes perpendiculares. Urbanísticamente es una ciudad muy cómoda... -
Province of North Carolina
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Myth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girls
Myth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girls In this fifth of a series of videos debunking nine myths about eating disorders, Cynthia Bulik, Ph.D., of the University of North Carolina, explains that eating disorders affect women and men across the lifespan. The video was excerpted from a talk, "Eating Disorders Essentials: Replacing Myths with Realities," presented at the NIMH Alliance for Research Progress Winter Meeting, February 7, 2014 in Rockville, MD. For other videos in the "Eating Disorders Myths Busted" series, see: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/news/science-news/2014/9-eating-disorders-myths-busted.shtml For more information about eating disorders, see: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/eating-disorders/index.shtml -
Province of South Carolina
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Saluda, preciosa! Enrique Merle y Carolina Toledo
Salta (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈsalta]) is a province of Argentina, located in the northwest of the country. Neighboring provinces are from the east clockwise Formosa, Chaco, Santiago del Estero, Tucumán and Catamarca. It also surrounds Jujuy. To the north it borders Bolivia and Paraguay and to the west lies Chile. Contents 1 History 2 Geography and climate 3 Economy 4 Tourism 5 Political division 6 See also 7 References 8 External links History Before the Spanish conquest, numerous native peoples (now called Diaguitas and Calchaquíes) lived in the valleys of what is now Salta Province; they formed many different tribes, the Quilmes and Humahuacas among them, which all shared the Cacán language. The Atacamas lived in the Puna, and the Wichís (Matacos), i...
Mapping Carolina: Edward Crisp - A compeat description of the province of carolina in 3 parts (1711)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 01 Oct 2014
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Drayton Hall Distinguished Speakers - April 17, 2014 - Dr. S. Max Edelson
MapScholar (http://mapscholar.org)
Mapping Carolina (http://viseyes.org/mapscholar/?h...
Drayton Hall Distinguished Speakers - April 17, 2014 - Dr. S. Max Edelson
MapScholar (http://mapscholar.org)
Mapping Carolina (http://viseyes.org/mapscholar/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhTK6MB0cCLQdGlrb3VETzR0aGRaeThqSmVoWHhKWGc#gid=0)
wn.com/Mapping Carolina Edward Crisp A Compeat Description Of The Province Of Carolina In 3 Parts (1711)
Drayton Hall Distinguished Speakers - April 17, 2014 - Dr. S. Max Edelson
MapScholar (http://mapscholar.org)
Mapping Carolina (http://viseyes.org/mapscholar/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhTK6MB0cCLQdGlrb3VETzR0aGRaeThqSmVoWHhKWGc#gid=0)
- published: 01 Oct 2014
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The Old North State (North Carolina) - #50StatesAlbum - #Paperslide Music Video
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:42
- Updated: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 7840
Download the mp3, lyrics and additional materials from Discovery Education Streaming
http://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/113BF5D1-C3A6-4776-...
Download the mp3, lyrics and additional materials from Discovery Education Streaming
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Paperslide video illustrated by Jann Maser
http://www.jannmaser.com/
50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7
http://lodgemccammon.com/
1st Verse:
First settled by Spain
Then of the original 13
Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh
A confederate holdout
And the last to secede
Forced to pick a side and count the men who died
When Lincoln points southeast
Explanation of the 1st Verse:
Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what is now Morganton, North Carolina.
The Province of Carolina was later further settled by the British and became an English colony.
Earlier, in the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in North America, specifically land in North Carolina, by Elizabeth I.
At the beginning of the Civil War, North Carolina was the last to secede from the union and join the Confederate States of America. Tennessee unofficially seceded from the union, then North Carolina, then Tennessee seceded officially a few days later. It could be debated that TN was actually the last state to secede from the union.
North Carolina was neutral as the beginning of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln told North Carolina to invade South Carolina (a confederate state). That caused North Carolina to secede.
North Carolina lost the highest number of soldiers of any Confederate state during the Civil War.
Chorus:
The Old North State in a southern way
We were the older Carolina during the split back in the day
After Sir Walter Raleigh's lost colony fades
North Carolina was made the 12th Tarheel State
Then we grabbed the Wright Brothers
And were first to fly away
Explanation of the Chorus:
North Carolina is called the Old North State because in 1729, when the Province of Carolina split, the north part had all the older colonies.
In the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in the new world, including what is now parts of North Carolina. He set up two colonies. Both failed. However, the Roanoke Colony, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is called the "lost colony." Over 100 people who settled there disappeared. The only clue they left was "CROATOAN" carved into a tree.
When the British colonized, they claimed the Province of Carolina. Carolina was named by Charles II, and in 1729 it was separated into North Carolina and South Carolina - two of the Original 13 Colonies.
The capital of NC, Raleigh, was named after Sir Walter Raleigh.
In 1789, North Carolina was admitted as the 12th State.
In 1903 the Wright Brothers were the first to have a successful, controlled, powered and sustained flight in Kitty Hawk (Outer Banks).
2rd Verse:
The popular Piedmont
Mountains and coastal plains
Home of the Outer Banks
Off Hatteras 1,000 ships remain
This graveyard of the Atlantic
Took Blackbeard's fame
Then go west to climb Black Mountain's
Highest eastern range
Explanation of the 2nd Verse:
The Piedmont region (middle of the state) of North Carolina is the most populated. The Appalachian mountain & foothills region (western part of the state) is the second most populated. The coastal plain region (eastern part of the state) is the most rural.
The coast of NC is called the Outer Banks, which includes Cape Hatteras, called "The Graveyard of the Atlantic." There have been many shipwrecks including famous pirate Blackbeard's ship "Queen Anne's Revenge."
In the western mountain region, North Carolina has Mt. Mitchell which has the highest peak of any mountain east of the Mississippi River.
Bridge:
To be, rather than to seem
While the longleaf pine and dogwoods
Enhance our topography
And the cardinal heads up to Mt. Mitchell
The highest peak
Esse quam videri
Explanation of the Bridge:
State motto: Esse quam videri (To be, rather than to seem)
State flower: Dogwood
State tree: Longleaf pine
State bird: Cardinal
Tallest peak in the state: Mt. Mitchell
3rd Verse
Old tobacco and cotton
Defined the economy
Later tourism showed beaches
And some mountains to ski
RTP's STEM industries
And three big universities
Along with Charlotte's banking
In the 19 and 90s
Explanation of the 3rd Verse:
http://tinyurl.com/TheOldNorthState
Copyright © 2013 Dr. Lodge McCammon
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50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S.
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1st Verse:
First settled by Spain
Then of the original 13
Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh
A confederate holdout
And the last to secede
Forced to pick a side and count the men who died
When Lincoln points southeast
Explanation of the 1st Verse:
Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what is now Morganton, North Carolina.
The Province of Carolina was later further settled by the British and became an English colony.
Earlier, in the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in North America, specifically land in North Carolina, by Elizabeth I.
At the beginning of the Civil War, North Carolina was the last to secede from the union and join the Confederate States of America. Tennessee unofficially seceded from the union, then North Carolina, then Tennessee seceded officially a few days later. It could be debated that TN was actually the last state to secede from the union.
North Carolina was neutral as the beginning of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln told North Carolina to invade South Carolina (a confederate state). That caused North Carolina to secede.
North Carolina lost the highest number of soldiers of any Confederate state during the Civil War.
Chorus:
The Old North State in a southern way
We were the older Carolina during the split back in the day
After Sir Walter Raleigh's lost colony fades
North Carolina was made the 12th Tarheel State
Then we grabbed the Wright Brothers
And were first to fly away
Explanation of the Chorus:
North Carolina is called the Old North State because in 1729, when the Province of Carolina split, the north part had all the older colonies.
In the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in the new world, including what is now parts of North Carolina. He set up two colonies. Both failed. However, the Roanoke Colony, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is called the "lost colony." Over 100 people who settled there disappeared. The only clue they left was "CROATOAN" carved into a tree.
When the British colonized, they claimed the Province of Carolina. Carolina was named by Charles II, and in 1729 it was separated into North Carolina and South Carolina - two of the Original 13 Colonies.
The capital of NC, Raleigh, was named after Sir Walter Raleigh.
In 1789, North Carolina was admitted as the 12th State.
In 1903 the Wright Brothers were the first to have a successful, controlled, powered and sustained flight in Kitty Hawk (Outer Banks).
2rd Verse:
The popular Piedmont
Mountains and coastal plains
Home of the Outer Banks
Off Hatteras 1,000 ships remain
This graveyard of the Atlantic
Took Blackbeard's fame
Then go west to climb Black Mountain's
Highest eastern range
Explanation of the 2nd Verse:
The Piedmont region (middle of the state) of North Carolina is the most populated. The Appalachian mountain & foothills region (western part of the state) is the second most populated. The coastal plain region (eastern part of the state) is the most rural.
The coast of NC is called the Outer Banks, which includes Cape Hatteras, called "The Graveyard of the Atlantic." There have been many shipwrecks including famous pirate Blackbeard's ship "Queen Anne's Revenge."
In the western mountain region, North Carolina has Mt. Mitchell which has the highest peak of any mountain east of the Mississippi River.
Bridge:
To be, rather than to seem
While the longleaf pine and dogwoods
Enhance our topography
And the cardinal heads up to Mt. Mitchell
The highest peak
Esse quam videri
Explanation of the Bridge:
State motto: Esse quam videri (To be, rather than to seem)
State flower: Dogwood
State tree: Longleaf pine
State bird: Cardinal
Tallest peak in the state: Mt. Mitchell
3rd Verse
Old tobacco and cotton
Defined the economy
Later tourism showed beaches
And some mountains to ski
RTP's STEM industries
And three big universities
Along with Charlotte's banking
In the 19 and 90s
Explanation of the 3rd Verse:
http://tinyurl.com/TheOldNorthState
Copyright © 2013 Dr. Lodge McCammon
- published: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 7840
The Old North State (North Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon's #50StatesAlbum
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:41
- Updated: 25 Jul 2013
- views: 8531
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50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7
http://lodgemccammon.com/
1st Verse:
First settled by Spain
Then of the original 13
Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh
A confederate holdout
And the last to secede
Forced to pick a side and count the men who died
When Lincoln points southeast
Explanation of the 1st Verse:
Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what is now Morganton, North Carolina.
The Province of Carolina was later further settled by the British and became an English colony.
Earlier, in the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in North America, specifically land in North Carolina, by Elizabeth I.
At the beginning of the Civil War, North Carolina was the last to secede from the union and join the Confederate States of America. Tennessee unofficially seceded from the union, then North Carolina, then Tennessee seceded officially a few days later. It could be debated that TN was actually the last state to secede from the union.
North Carolina was neutral as the beginning of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln told North Carolina to invade South Carolina (a confederate state). That caused North Carolina to secede.
North Carolina lost the highest number of soldiers of any Confederate state during the Civil War.
Chorus:
The Old North State in a southern way
We were the older Carolina during the split back in the day
After Sir Walter Raleigh's lost colony fades
North Carolina was made the 12th Tarheel State
Then we grabbed the Wright Brothers
And were first to fly away
Explanation of the Chorus:
North Carolina is called the Old North State because in 1729, when the Province of Carolina split, the north part had all the older colonies.
In the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in the new world, including what is now parts of North Carolina. He set up two colonies. Both failed. However, the Roanoke Colony, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is called the "lost colony." Over 100 people who settled there disappeared. The only clue they left was "CROATOAN" carved into a tree.
When the British colonized, they claimed the Province of Carolina. Carolina was named by Charles II, and in 1729 it was separated into North Carolina and South Carolina - two of the Original 13 Colonies.
The capital of NC, Raleigh, was named after Sir Walter Raleigh.
In 1789, North Carolina was admitted as the 12th State.
In 1903 the Wright Brothers were the first to have a successful, controlled, powered and sustained flight in Kitty Hawk (Outer Banks).
2rd Verse:
The popular Piedmont
Mountains and coastal plains
Home of the Outer Banks
Off Hatteras 1,000 ships remain
This graveyard of the Atlantic
Took Blackbeard's fame
Then go west to climb Black Mountain's
Highest eastern range
Explanation of the 2nd Verse:
The Piedmont region (middle of the state) of North Carolina is the most populated. The Appalachian mountain & foothills region (western part of the state) is the second most populated. The coastal plain region (eastern part of the state) is the most rural.
The coast of NC is called the Outer Banks, which includes Cape Hatteras, called "The Graveyard of the Atlantic." There have been many shipwrecks including famous pirate Blackbeard's ship "Queen Anne's Revenge."
In the western mountain region, North Carolina has Mt. Mitchell which has the highest peak of any mountain east of the Mississippi River.
Bridge:
To be, rather than to seem
While the longleaf pine and dogwoods
Enhance our topography
And the cardinal heads up to Mt. Mitchell
The highest peak
Esse quam videri
Explanation of the Bridge:
State motto: Esse quam videri (To be, rather than to seem)
State flower: Dogwood
State tree: Longleaf pine
State bird: Cardinal
Tallest peak in the state: Mt. Mitchell
3rd Verse
Old tobacco and cotton
Defined the economy
Later tourism showed beaches
And some mountains to ski
RTP's STEM industries
And three big universities
Along with Charlotte's banking
In the 19 and 90s
Explanation of the 3rd Verse:
http://tinyurl.com/TheOldNorthState
Copyright © 2013 Dr. Lodge McCammon
wn.com/The Old North State (North Carolina) Dr. Lodge Mccammon's 50Statesalbum
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50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7
http://lodgemccammon.com/
1st Verse:
First settled by Spain
Then of the original 13
Parts of Carolina chartered to Sir Raleigh
A confederate holdout
And the last to secede
Forced to pick a side and count the men who died
When Lincoln points southeast
Explanation of the 1st Verse:
Juan Pardo was the first Spaniard and European to settle around what is now Morganton, North Carolina.
The Province of Carolina was later further settled by the British and became an English colony.
Earlier, in the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in North America, specifically land in North Carolina, by Elizabeth I.
At the beginning of the Civil War, North Carolina was the last to secede from the union and join the Confederate States of America. Tennessee unofficially seceded from the union, then North Carolina, then Tennessee seceded officially a few days later. It could be debated that TN was actually the last state to secede from the union.
North Carolina was neutral as the beginning of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln told North Carolina to invade South Carolina (a confederate state). That caused North Carolina to secede.
North Carolina lost the highest number of soldiers of any Confederate state during the Civil War.
Chorus:
The Old North State in a southern way
We were the older Carolina during the split back in the day
After Sir Walter Raleigh's lost colony fades
North Carolina was made the 12th Tarheel State
Then we grabbed the Wright Brothers
And were first to fly away
Explanation of the Chorus:
North Carolina is called the Old North State because in 1729, when the Province of Carolina split, the north part had all the older colonies.
In the late 1500s Sir Walter Raleigh was chartered land in the new world, including what is now parts of North Carolina. He set up two colonies. Both failed. However, the Roanoke Colony, in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is called the "lost colony." Over 100 people who settled there disappeared. The only clue they left was "CROATOAN" carved into a tree.
When the British colonized, they claimed the Province of Carolina. Carolina was named by Charles II, and in 1729 it was separated into North Carolina and South Carolina - two of the Original 13 Colonies.
The capital of NC, Raleigh, was named after Sir Walter Raleigh.
In 1789, North Carolina was admitted as the 12th State.
In 1903 the Wright Brothers were the first to have a successful, controlled, powered and sustained flight in Kitty Hawk (Outer Banks).
2rd Verse:
The popular Piedmont
Mountains and coastal plains
Home of the Outer Banks
Off Hatteras 1,000 ships remain
This graveyard of the Atlantic
Took Blackbeard's fame
Then go west to climb Black Mountain's
Highest eastern range
Explanation of the 2nd Verse:
The Piedmont region (middle of the state) of North Carolina is the most populated. The Appalachian mountain & foothills region (western part of the state) is the second most populated. The coastal plain region (eastern part of the state) is the most rural.
The coast of NC is called the Outer Banks, which includes Cape Hatteras, called "The Graveyard of the Atlantic." There have been many shipwrecks including famous pirate Blackbeard's ship "Queen Anne's Revenge."
In the western mountain region, North Carolina has Mt. Mitchell which has the highest peak of any mountain east of the Mississippi River.
Bridge:
To be, rather than to seem
While the longleaf pine and dogwoods
Enhance our topography
And the cardinal heads up to Mt. Mitchell
The highest peak
Esse quam videri
Explanation of the Bridge:
State motto: Esse quam videri (To be, rather than to seem)
State flower: Dogwood
State tree: Longleaf pine
State bird: Cardinal
Tallest peak in the state: Mt. Mitchell
3rd Verse
Old tobacco and cotton
Defined the economy
Later tourism showed beaches
And some mountains to ski
RTP's STEM industries
And three big universities
Along with Charlotte's banking
In the 19 and 90s
Explanation of the 3rd Verse:
http://tinyurl.com/TheOldNorthState
Copyright © 2013 Dr. Lodge McCammon
- published: 25 Jul 2013
- views: 8531
First to Try (South Carolina) - Dr. Lodge McCammon - #50StatesAlbum
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:03
- Updated: 01 Sep 2014
- views: 998
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50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S.
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Verse 1:
England claimed us, Charles I gave us to Robert Heath
Then Charles II passed it on to the nobles in 1663
The North and South split for political reasons
Into two southern colonies
South has good harbors, rice and indigo
The 8th state by the sea
Explanation of Verse 1:
In 1629, the English-claimed Province of Carolana (Carolus is Latin for Charles, hence the etymology of the name Carolina) was given to Robert Heath by Charles I.
In 1663 Charles II divided the Province of Carolina (“Charles Land”) up among eight wealthy English nobles.
In 1712 Carolina split into the Province of North Carolina and the Province of South Carolina. These provinces would later become two of the 13 Original Colonies.
South Carolina (SC) thrived because they had established harbors for trade, slaves to work the land, and rivers that could be tapped for irrigating rice fields.
After the Revolutionary War, SC was the 8th to ratify the U.S. Constitution. This made them the 8th state admitted to the union.
Chorus:
While I breathe, I hope we’re ready
With our resources in mind
First a South Carolina Republic
Before Independence was even signed
Then the Articles of Confederation
The first to ratify
First to secede, first at Fort Sumter
Drawing Civil lines
A Palmetto Republic, first to try
Explanation of the Chorus:
The motto of SC is “Dum Spiro Spero” which means “While I breathe, I hope.” Also, on the SC seal it reads “Animis Opibusque Parati” which means “Prepared in mind and resources.” SC has always been somewhat of a rebel when it comes to implementing new ideas. I like to believe that the motto suggests an innovative spirit to always try. Also, SC resources (land, rivers, and labor) have been critical for the growth of the Province, Colony and State.
SC has declared itself a republic twice. First was shortly before the signing of the Declaration of Independence. SC broke away from England in 1776, establishing their own constitution. The second time, SC seceded from the United States in 1860. After the secession, The Republic of South Carolina was referred to as the “Palmetto Republic.”
SC has had a few important firsts that have helped define them as a state. SC was in the first group of states to ratify the Articles of Confederation in 1778. SC was the first to secede from the U.S. in 1860 at the beginning of the Civil War. Finally, the coast of SC was the sight of the first battle of the Civil War, at Fort Sumter.
SC (the Palmetto Republic) has historically been a state that will be first to try.
Verse 2:
Sassafras Mountain in the Blue Ridge region
Across the foothills to the stony clay
East in the piedmont to Columbia
At the Fall Line rivers drop away
To meet the estuaries and salt marshes
Of the two Coastal Plains
Yeah Charleston and Georgetown
Our ports in harbors and Atlantic bays
Explanation of Verse 2:
The Blue Ridge Mountains in Appalachian Mountain Range span across the extreme north west of SC. Here you will find Sassafras Mountain, the highest point in the state.
If you travel east and slightly south you cross into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and then into the piedmont. The piedmont (upstate SC) is hilly with stony clay soil.
Traveling further east and south you will get to the Fall Line. This is ridge where the rivers drop to the Coastal Plain. The Fall Line rivers provided an early source of waterpower used by mills for manufacturing. This waterpower was used to grow early mill cities like Columbia.
East of the Fall Line you cross over the Sandhills to the Coastal Plain and the Atlantic coast. Here you find large ports/bays/harbors like Charleston and Georgetown along with salt marshes and estuaries.
Bridge:Fly on you Carolina Wren
From Myrtle Beach to Madison
Over the Palmetto trees
And Yellow Jessamine
The growth, it signifies
Loyalty to South Carolina
After a harsh winter in Columbia
We can rebuild and survive
Explanation of the Bridge:
http://tinyurl.com/SCFirstToTry
Verse 3:
Harbors brought in trade
Of deerskin, lumber and beef
We’re growing cotton, rice and indigo
So slaves, we are in need
After the Civil War we used our water power
And a labor force willing to leave
To industrialize, building up mill towns
For the textile industry
Explanation of Verse 3:
http://tinyurl.com/SCFirstToTry
Copyright © 2014 Dr. Lodge McCammon. All Rights Reserved.
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50 States Album: A 50-song album covering the basic history, geography, and economic structure of each state in the U.S.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkFXQnAzKU78Hz2833mKnet48DwqAuPD7
http://lodgemccammon.com/
Verse 1:
England claimed us, Charles I gave us to Robert Heath
Then Charles II passed it on to the nobles in 1663
The North and South split for political reasons
Into two southern colonies
South has good harbors, rice and indigo
The 8th state by the sea
Explanation of Verse 1:
In 1629, the English-claimed Province of Carolana (Carolus is Latin for Charles, hence the etymology of the name Carolina) was given to Robert Heath by Charles I.
In 1663 Charles II divided the Province of Carolina (“Charles Land”) up among eight wealthy English nobles.
In 1712 Carolina split into the Province of North Carolina and the Province of South Carolina. These provinces would later become two of the 13 Original Colonies.
South Carolina (SC) thrived because they had established harbors for trade, slaves to work the land, and rivers that could be tapped for irrigating rice fields.
After the Revolutionary War, SC was the 8th to ratify the U.S. Constitution. This made them the 8th state admitted to the union.
Chorus:
While I breathe, I hope we’re ready
With our resources in mind
First a South Carolina Republic
Before Independence was even signed
Then the Articles of Confederation
The first to ratify
First to secede, first at Fort Sumter
Drawing Civil lines
A Palmetto Republic, first to try
Explanation of the Chorus:
The motto of SC is “Dum Spiro Spero” which means “While I breathe, I hope.” Also, on the SC seal it reads “Animis Opibusque Parati” which means “Prepared in mind and resources.” SC has always been somewhat of a rebel when it comes to implementing new ideas. I like to believe that the motto suggests an innovative spirit to always try. Also, SC resources (land, rivers, and labor) have been critical for the growth of the Province, Colony and State.
SC has declared itself a republic twice. First was shortly before the signing of the Declaration of Independence. SC broke away from England in 1776, establishing their own constitution. The second time, SC seceded from the United States in 1860. After the secession, The Republic of South Carolina was referred to as the “Palmetto Republic.”
SC has had a few important firsts that have helped define them as a state. SC was in the first group of states to ratify the Articles of Confederation in 1778. SC was the first to secede from the U.S. in 1860 at the beginning of the Civil War. Finally, the coast of SC was the sight of the first battle of the Civil War, at Fort Sumter.
SC (the Palmetto Republic) has historically been a state that will be first to try.
Verse 2:
Sassafras Mountain in the Blue Ridge region
Across the foothills to the stony clay
East in the piedmont to Columbia
At the Fall Line rivers drop away
To meet the estuaries and salt marshes
Of the two Coastal Plains
Yeah Charleston and Georgetown
Our ports in harbors and Atlantic bays
Explanation of Verse 2:
The Blue Ridge Mountains in Appalachian Mountain Range span across the extreme north west of SC. Here you will find Sassafras Mountain, the highest point in the state.
If you travel east and slightly south you cross into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and then into the piedmont. The piedmont (upstate SC) is hilly with stony clay soil.
Traveling further east and south you will get to the Fall Line. This is ridge where the rivers drop to the Coastal Plain. The Fall Line rivers provided an early source of waterpower used by mills for manufacturing. This waterpower was used to grow early mill cities like Columbia.
East of the Fall Line you cross over the Sandhills to the Coastal Plain and the Atlantic coast. Here you find large ports/bays/harbors like Charleston and Georgetown along with salt marshes and estuaries.
Bridge:Fly on you Carolina Wren
From Myrtle Beach to Madison
Over the Palmetto trees
And Yellow Jessamine
The growth, it signifies
Loyalty to South Carolina
After a harsh winter in Columbia
We can rebuild and survive
Explanation of the Bridge:
http://tinyurl.com/SCFirstToTry
Verse 3:
Harbors brought in trade
Of deerskin, lumber and beef
We’re growing cotton, rice and indigo
So slaves, we are in need
After the Civil War we used our water power
And a labor force willing to leave
To industrialize, building up mill towns
For the textile industry
Explanation of Verse 3:
http://tinyurl.com/SCFirstToTry
Copyright © 2014 Dr. Lodge McCammon. All Rights Reserved.
- published: 01 Sep 2014
- views: 998
Province of South Carolina - 5th Period
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 21 Oct 2011
- views: 96
7th Grade "13 Colonies" Project: It is 1700. You become a recruiting agent hired by one of the colonies to attract new immigrants. Your task is to educate and p...
7th Grade "13 Colonies" Project: It is 1700. You become a recruiting agent hired by one of the colonies to attract new immigrants. Your task is to educate and persuade settlers to come to your colony. You will be able to do this by making a TV commercial. Your commercial must reflect the attributes of the assigned colony. You must address the issues of natural resources, economy, religion, relations with Indians, and reasons for settling.
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7th Grade "13 Colonies" Project: It is 1700. You become a recruiting agent hired by one of the colonies to attract new immigrants. Your task is to educate and persuade settlers to come to your colony. You will be able to do this by making a TV commercial. Your commercial must reflect the attributes of the assigned colony. You must address the issues of natural resources, economy, religion, relations with Indians, and reasons for settling.
- published: 21 Oct 2011
- views: 96
La Carolina. Jaén
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:00
- Updated: 24 Apr 2015
- views: 3574
LA CAROLINA se encuentra situada a los pies de Sierra Morena y del paso de Despeñaperros, puerto natural de montaña que une Castilla con Andalucía. Su paisaje e...
LA CAROLINA se encuentra situada a los pies de Sierra Morena y del paso de Despeñaperros, puerto natural de montaña que une Castilla con Andalucía. Su paisaje está mayoritariamente formado por extensos olivares, pero también abundan las dehesas y zonas de media montaña pobladas de encinas y pinos, en las que es fácil encontrar chimeneas de minas abandonadas, muestra inequívoca de su pasado relacionado con esta actividad.
Fue fundada en 1.767 por el Rey Carlos III, como capital de las nuevas poblaciones de Sierra Morena. Su urbanismo, buena muestra de la Ilustración, se ha venido denominando "tablero de ajedrez", con calles amplias, hermosas plazas y espléndidos paseos. Responde esquemáticamente a un rectángulo cruzado por dos ejes perpendiculares. Urbanísticamente es una ciudad muy cómoda y a la medida del ciudadano. A mediados del siglo XIX, el panorama no cambia, aunque empieza a vislumbrarse un cierto impulso debido a la minería.
La Carolina, localidad que acabó por asumir la capitalidad de las Nuevas Poblaciones, nació en torno a un convento de carmelitas llamado "La Peñuela", del que tomó su nombre la población hasta que fue cambiado en honor de Carlos III. El convento fundado en 1573 y refundado en el s. XVII, que contó con visitas y estancias de San Juan de la Cruz, fue adquirido por Pablo de Olavide para establecer la sede de su Intendencia. El proyecto de Nuevas Poblaciones en Sierra Morena, al amparo del que se gestó y tomó carta de naturaleza la actual ciudad de La Carolina, ha sido uno de los proyectos reformadores de mayor envergadura en la historia de España. Fue una empresa urbanizadora que contempló la creación de cuarenta y cuatro pueblos y once ciudades en lugares yermos de los llanos de la Parrilla y Sierra Morena para limpiarlos de bandoleros, explotar mejor la tierra y generar riqueza.
SANTA ELENA se localiza en el sector más septentrional de la comarca Norte, junto al límite provincial con Ciudad Real. Se trata de uno de los pocos municipios de la provincia con escasa vocación agrícola, ya que la superficie cultivada supone solo el 1% del total. Por tanto, su economía está basada mayoritariamente en los aprovechamientos del monte, entre los que predominan el forestal, cinegético, recolección de setas y el ganadero, principalmente bovino. La parte norte del término municipal de Santa Elena está ocupada por el Parque Natural de Despeñaperros, de gran interés paisajístico, botánico y de fauna. El parque incluye el paraje de Los Órganos, declarado Monumento Natural de Andalucía, cercano al Santuario Ibérico del Collado de Los Jardines.
El acontecimiento más destacado es la batalla de las Navas de Tolosa, en la que el califa Al-Nasir con su inmenso ejército almohade estableció su campamento en Santa Elena. La gran batalla tuvo lugar el 17 de julio de 1212, con la victoria del ejército de Alfonso VIII sobre los almohades. En Santa Elena se levantó una iglesia para custodiar la Cruz a la que se atribuyó el milagro de la victoria de las tropas cristianas, y que fue del arzobispo de Toledo don Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada. La victoria de las tropas cristianas se conoce con el nombre de Triunfo de la Santa Cruz, y ningún nombre mejor para bautizar esta iglesia que el de Santa Elena, madre del emperador Constantino, y que tan vinculada estuvo al símbolo cristiano. La nueva población tomó el nombre de la iglesia, aunque debido al estado de ruina de la misma, en 1793, reinando Carlos IV, la mandó demoler y edificar sobre ella otra nueva de tipo colonial.
ALDEAQUEMADA, "La Perla de Sierra Morena", es un municipio situado al norte de la provincia de Jaén, rodeado por un paisaje que te resucita el alma, te infunde alegría y multiplica tus ganas de vivir. Aldeaquemada tiene algo especial que cautiva a todo aquel que lo visita.
La primera ocupación puede atribuirse a una temprana época de la prehistoria, por el hallazgo de algunos útiles en cuarcitas halladas en terrazas del Guarrizas y por las abundantes muestras de arte rupestre halladas en todo el término. A este respecto se ha indicado la aparición de cerámica realizada a mano, perteneciente a la Edad del Cobre/Bronce, aunque no se ha identificado ningún poblado debido a la fragosidad del terreno y la abundante vegetación. Aunque nos atrevemos a señalar la presencia de uno de estos poblados en la llamada Plaza de Armas, por los restos constructivos de gran envergadura que aparecen y que se pueden adscribir a la Edad del Bronce.
La impronta de la época romana la valoramos por las vías de comunicación existentes, las calzadas, que en este caso unirían las explotaciones y fundiciones de mineral con las ciudades. Estas calzadas son apreciables en ciertas partes del término municipal.
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LA CAROLINA se encuentra situada a los pies de Sierra Morena y del paso de Despeñaperros, puerto natural de montaña que une Castilla con Andalucía. Su paisaje está mayoritariamente formado por extensos olivares, pero también abundan las dehesas y zonas de media montaña pobladas de encinas y pinos, en las que es fácil encontrar chimeneas de minas abandonadas, muestra inequívoca de su pasado relacionado con esta actividad.
Fue fundada en 1.767 por el Rey Carlos III, como capital de las nuevas poblaciones de Sierra Morena. Su urbanismo, buena muestra de la Ilustración, se ha venido denominando "tablero de ajedrez", con calles amplias, hermosas plazas y espléndidos paseos. Responde esquemáticamente a un rectángulo cruzado por dos ejes perpendiculares. Urbanísticamente es una ciudad muy cómoda y a la medida del ciudadano. A mediados del siglo XIX, el panorama no cambia, aunque empieza a vislumbrarse un cierto impulso debido a la minería.
La Carolina, localidad que acabó por asumir la capitalidad de las Nuevas Poblaciones, nació en torno a un convento de carmelitas llamado "La Peñuela", del que tomó su nombre la población hasta que fue cambiado en honor de Carlos III. El convento fundado en 1573 y refundado en el s. XVII, que contó con visitas y estancias de San Juan de la Cruz, fue adquirido por Pablo de Olavide para establecer la sede de su Intendencia. El proyecto de Nuevas Poblaciones en Sierra Morena, al amparo del que se gestó y tomó carta de naturaleza la actual ciudad de La Carolina, ha sido uno de los proyectos reformadores de mayor envergadura en la historia de España. Fue una empresa urbanizadora que contempló la creación de cuarenta y cuatro pueblos y once ciudades en lugares yermos de los llanos de la Parrilla y Sierra Morena para limpiarlos de bandoleros, explotar mejor la tierra y generar riqueza.
SANTA ELENA se localiza en el sector más septentrional de la comarca Norte, junto al límite provincial con Ciudad Real. Se trata de uno de los pocos municipios de la provincia con escasa vocación agrícola, ya que la superficie cultivada supone solo el 1% del total. Por tanto, su economía está basada mayoritariamente en los aprovechamientos del monte, entre los que predominan el forestal, cinegético, recolección de setas y el ganadero, principalmente bovino. La parte norte del término municipal de Santa Elena está ocupada por el Parque Natural de Despeñaperros, de gran interés paisajístico, botánico y de fauna. El parque incluye el paraje de Los Órganos, declarado Monumento Natural de Andalucía, cercano al Santuario Ibérico del Collado de Los Jardines.
El acontecimiento más destacado es la batalla de las Navas de Tolosa, en la que el califa Al-Nasir con su inmenso ejército almohade estableció su campamento en Santa Elena. La gran batalla tuvo lugar el 17 de julio de 1212, con la victoria del ejército de Alfonso VIII sobre los almohades. En Santa Elena se levantó una iglesia para custodiar la Cruz a la que se atribuyó el milagro de la victoria de las tropas cristianas, y que fue del arzobispo de Toledo don Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada. La victoria de las tropas cristianas se conoce con el nombre de Triunfo de la Santa Cruz, y ningún nombre mejor para bautizar esta iglesia que el de Santa Elena, madre del emperador Constantino, y que tan vinculada estuvo al símbolo cristiano. La nueva población tomó el nombre de la iglesia, aunque debido al estado de ruina de la misma, en 1793, reinando Carlos IV, la mandó demoler y edificar sobre ella otra nueva de tipo colonial.
ALDEAQUEMADA, "La Perla de Sierra Morena", es un municipio situado al norte de la provincia de Jaén, rodeado por un paisaje que te resucita el alma, te infunde alegría y multiplica tus ganas de vivir. Aldeaquemada tiene algo especial que cautiva a todo aquel que lo visita.
La primera ocupación puede atribuirse a una temprana época de la prehistoria, por el hallazgo de algunos útiles en cuarcitas halladas en terrazas del Guarrizas y por las abundantes muestras de arte rupestre halladas en todo el término. A este respecto se ha indicado la aparición de cerámica realizada a mano, perteneciente a la Edad del Cobre/Bronce, aunque no se ha identificado ningún poblado debido a la fragosidad del terreno y la abundante vegetación. Aunque nos atrevemos a señalar la presencia de uno de estos poblados en la llamada Plaza de Armas, por los restos constructivos de gran envergadura que aparecen y que se pueden adscribir a la Edad del Bronce.
La impronta de la época romana la valoramos por las vías de comunicación existentes, las calzadas, que en este caso unirían las explotaciones y fundiciones de mineral con las ciudades. Estas calzadas son apreciables en ciertas partes del término municipal.
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Myth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girls
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Myth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girls
In this fifth of a series of videos debunking nine myths about eating disorders, Cynthia Bulik, Ph.D., of the University of North Carolina, explains that eating disorders affect women and men across the lifespan. The video was excerpted from a talk, "Eating Disorders Essentials: Replacing Myths with Realities," presented at the NIMH Alliance for Research Progress Winter Meeting, February 7, 2014 in Rockville, MD.
For other videos in the "Eating Disorders Myths Busted" series, see:
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Myth # 5: Eating Disorders are the province of white upper-middle class teenage girls
In this fifth of a series of videos debunking nine myths about eating disorders, Cynthia Bulik, Ph.D., of the University of North Carolina, explains that eating disorders affect women and men across the lifespan. The video was excerpted from a talk, "Eating Disorders Essentials: Replacing Myths with Realities," presented at the NIMH Alliance for Research Progress Winter Meeting, February 7, 2014 in Rockville, MD.
For other videos in the "Eating Disorders Myths Busted" series, see:
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/news/science-news/2014/9-eating-disorders-myths-busted.shtml
For more information about eating disorders, see:
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/eating-disorders/index.shtml
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Salta (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈsalta]) is a province of Argentina, located in the northwest of the country. Neighboring provinces are from the east clockwise F...
Salta (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈsalta]) is a province of Argentina, located in the northwest of the country. Neighboring provinces are from the east clockwise Formosa, Chaco, Santiago del Estero, Tucumán and Catamarca. It also surrounds Jujuy. To the north it borders Bolivia and Paraguay and to the west lies Chile.
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Before the Spanish conquest, numerous native peoples (now called Diaguitas and Calchaquíes) lived in the valleys of what is now Salta Province; they formed many different tribes, the Quilmes and Humahuacas among them, which all shared the Cacán language. The Atacamas lived in the Puna, and the Wichís (Matacos), in the Chaco region.
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Salta (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈsalta]) is a province of Argentina, located in the northwest of the country. Neighboring provinces are from the east clockwise Formosa, Chaco, Santiago del Estero, Tucumán and Catamarca. It also surrounds Jujuy. To the north it borders Bolivia and Paraguay and to the west lies Chile.
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Before the Spanish conquest, numerous native peoples (now called Diaguitas and Calchaquíes) lived in the valleys of what is now Salta Province; they formed many different tribes, the Quilmes and Humahuacas among them, which all shared the Cacán language. The Atacamas lived in the Puna, and the Wichís (Matacos), in the Chaco region.
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