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Interstate 95: Highway, East Coast of the United States, Atlantic Ocean, Maine, Florida, Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C.

The failure to reform federal planning requirements: A study of President Carter's planning requirement reform initiative by Philip F Harris, 1979

Seated by the Sea: The Maritime History of Portland, Maine, and Its Irish Longshoremen (Working in the Americas) by Michael C. Connolly, 2010-04-25

A Midwife's Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard, Based on Her Diary, 1785-1812 by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, 1991-06-04

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Maine State Unit Study - Facts And Symbols
Directory of US Universities organized by state. Includes Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Louisiana. maine. Maryland studies. California Institute of Technology. California Lutheran University. California National University. California Pacific University. California state
http://homeschooling.about.com/library/weekly/aa022900a.htm

Extractions: Advertisement These state unit studies are designed to help children learn the geography of the United States and learn factual information about every state. These studies are great for children in the public and private education system as well as homeschooled children. Print the United States map and color each state as you study it. Keep map at the front of your notebook for use with each state. Print the State Information Sheet and fill in the information as you find it. Print the Maine State Map and fill in the state capital, large cities and state attractions that you find. Answer the following questions on lined paper in complete sentences.
Maine State Learning Results - Social Studies
eg, freedom of speech, separations of church and state). 34 Construct and comparemaps of maine, the United Social studies IV.1.2; Locate major cities of the
http://www.portlandschools.org/Pages/LResults/State/ss.html

Extractions: Social Studies The great architects of American public education, such as Thomas Jefferson, Horace Mann, and John Dewey, considered a strong literacy essential to the preservation of democracy. Each believed that every student must be well versed in the nation's history, the principles which undergird citizenship, and the institutions which define our government. Understandings of commerce and geography were critical to their thinking as well. In essence, Jefferson, Mann, and Dewey viewed the study of social studies as critical to the mission of public schools. Indeed, they would applaud the inclusion of a "responsible and involved citizen" in the Guiding Principles, as well as social studies as one of eight content areas in the Learning Results A strong social studies education depends upon a clear understanding of its interrelated disciplines. Without a knowledge of the geography and economics of earlier times, history offers only lists of people, events, and dates. Without a knowledge of history, the institutions of American government and the dynamics of today's global economy are difficult to understand. Important contemporary issues such as health care, education, crime, the environment, and foreign policy are all multidisciplinary in nature. Understanding these issues and developing responses to them requires an integrated social studies education. In such a social studies program, students are actively engaged in inquiry, research, debate, and in-depth learning. Students can further enhance their knowledge of the world around them by using local communities as extended classrooms; they can learn to build on that knowledge and on their knowledge of history to construct insights into the future. A broad understanding of the perspectives central to social studies enables students to develop, practice, and apply the knowledge and experiences required to be contributing participants in a democratic society.
Resources For Maine Studies
Resources for maine studies http//www.insiders.com/maine/main history.htm maine's Midcoast History. cities and Towns visiting/maps.html Links to maine maps (state of maine page)
http://www.link75.org/mam/focus_groups/social_studies/maine/resource.htm

Extractions: Home Family Photo Stories History Economy ... Anna's Site Resources for Maine Studies History Geography Geology Government ... Other Sites of Interest History General History http://www.mainehistory.org/ The Center for Maine History in Portland - find out about the Maine Historical Society Research Library, the Maine History Gallery, and the historic Wadsworth-Longfellow House. http://www.state.me.us/legis/general/history/hist2.htm
Mrs. Higgins' Maine Studies Links
maine Constitution maine cities Online; maine Association of state Park, Finderfor state Parks and Mrs. Higgins' maine studies Links remains an educational
http://imaginemaine.com/Features/mesites.html

Extractions: General Info History Products Science ... Miscellaneous Maine Links and General Info Sites American Local History Network-Maine Digital Librarian Links Maine Memory Maine Resource Guide ... Waterboro Library Science and Nature Resources Visit our Galleries of Vintage Maine Photographs. Maine History Sites Colonial Era
The University Of Maine: Department Of Franco American Studies - Resources
Books, pamphlets, state documents, and other forms of printed material provideextensive coverage of maine's cities, towns, counties, and her people and
http://www.umaine.edu/francoamericanstudies/resources.html

Extractions: Resources Resources for the study of Franco America at The University of Maine, Orono The Raymond H. Fogler Library is the central library at the University of Maine. It is the largest research library in Maine, with collections and services supporting the faculty, students, and staff of the University as well as residents of the State of Maine. It houses a large collection of primary and secondary sources on Franco America. This bibliography lists key titles held by Fogler. It is by no means complete but is provided only as a helpful beginning guide. Further research can be done through URSUS, Fogler Library's on-line catalogue. URSUS relies upon the Library of Congress Subject Headings, which unfortunately does not provide one search term that encompasses all of Franco America. When searching URSUS, be sure to think creatively! Here are some suggestions: Franco America(ns), Acadia(ns), Cajun, French Canadians, French American, Quebec emigration, or towns with large Franco American populations (e.g. Lowell, Lewiston, Worcester). The Special Collections Department in Fogler Library also has many primary documents. It is a repository for Maine related material. Virtually all available printed bibliographical, historical, and descriptive works on the state as well as literary titles by Maine authors are housed in this department. Books, pamphlets, state documents, and other forms of printed material provide extensive coverage of Maine's cities, towns, counties, and her people and institutions. Places to begin looking for Franco American topics in Special Collections: specific town histories (e.g. Biddeford, Old Town), genealogies, Normand Dubé's papers, Charles Stewart Doty's papers
The University Of Maine: Department Of Franco American Studies - NSF Grant Award
in New England and New York state represent the Large numbers of Quebecois settledin these cities and towns Acadians from the Maritimes or Northern maine's St.
http://www.umaine.edu/francoamericanstudies/nsf.html

Extractions: News and Events NSF Grant Awarded to Dr. Jane Smith When North American French scholar Jane Smith joined the University of Maine faculty in 1994, she was surprised to find that Maine's Franco-Americans had no corpus of their language - no body of recordings preserving the spoken word - other than a few taped interviewed in the Maine Folklife Center archives. That will change this fall when the first sociolinguistic study of Franco-American French begins in the state, led by Smith, a UMaine assistant professor of French, and Cynthia Fox, associate professor of French Studies at the University at Albany. The three-year collaborative study is funded by a $301,130 grant from the National Science Foundation. Franco-Americans in New England and New York State represent the second largest concentration of French speakers in the United States, Smith and Fox noted in their grant proposal. Yet they remain the only significant group of North American French speakers whose language has not been the subject of systematic, representative sampling and research. In the sociolinguistic study, the researchers will be looking at "who uses the language - and how." In particular, they will investigate its linguistic structure and "the human dynamics behind the language" in an effort to understand what social or economic factors influence language maintenance or shift.
ProTeacher! Fifty United States Lesson Plans For Elementary School Teachers In G
Social studies Geography Fifty states Lessons By state of maine's state seal,state tree, state bird, blueberries Students find names of maine cities on a
http://www.proteacher.com/090121.shtml
Executive Department Maine State Planning Office May 1997Executive Department Ma
maine studies. maineGeneral Information. maine studies @ LRMS. maine state Home Page for KIDS KNOX COUNTY maps of waterways. maine cities Online towns in Knox County
http://www.state.me.us/spo/sprawl/sprawl.pdf
What State Are You In?--Social Studies: Intermediate (Grades 3-5)
See how many cities students can think of If a student knows the state in which thecity is found, he or she can raise his or her hand to answer Oregon or maine.
http://www.teachercreated.com/lessons/000602it.shtml

Extractions: Us Students practice and review knowledge of major U.S. cities. This activity is great for helping students identify to which states major U.S. cities belong. None of the cities on the cards are state capitals, which provides an extra challenge for students. Copy the game cards on cardstock. You might want to decorate the back of the cards with a sticker such as a flag or another symbol. If possible, laminate the cards, then cut them out. Before students begin playing the game, use a map to review well-known cities in different states. See how many cities students can think of. Find each city on the map and point it out to students. Game Rules: Shuffle the cards and place them face down. Turn the first card up and show it or read it to students. If a student knows the state in which the city is found, he or she can raise his or her hand to answer the question. Check the answer key for the correct answer and score as follows: Correct answer-Win 2 points, card goes to discard pile. Incorrect answer-Lose 2 points, card goes to bottom of pile.
Department Of Women's Studies, Washington State University
Women's Center; University of maine, Farmington Women's Center. Moorhead state University(MN) - Women's studies; St of Minnesota (Twin cities) - Women's studies
http://libarts.wsu.edu/women/wstprograms.html

Extractions: California California State University, Chico - Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies California State University, Long Beach - Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies California State University, Northridge - Women's Studies Department California State University, San Marcos - Women's Studies Program Claremont Colleges (CA) - Women's Studies Program Mills College (CA) - Women's Studies Program Occidental College - Women's Studies Program Pitzer College - Gender and Feminist Studies Pomona College (part of Claremont Colleges, CA) - Women's Studies
Macmillan/McGraw-Hill: Social Studies 2003
maine. Capital Augusta. Major cities Portland, Lewiston, Bangor. LocationNortheast. Nickname Pine Tree state. Admitted to the Union 1820.
http://www.mhschool.com/student/ss2003/statesvft.php?state=20&language=0
WebQuest
A WebQuest for 78th Grade Social studies. You are working at the maine state Chamberof Commerce. maine cities/towns information online www.visitmaine.com.
http://www.bres.boothbay.k12.me.us/wq/echamberlin/WQ/pages/student.html

Extractions: echamberlin@bres.boothbay.k12.me.us Introduction Process Evaluation Conclusion ... Teacher Page Introduction You are working at the Maine State Chamber of Commerce. Things have not been going very well lately. There have not been enough people moving into Maine! The Maine economy is strong and there are opportunities here but other New England states have been attracting new comers. The Chamber cannot figure out what the problem is. Recently the governor has offered your office an incentive. The next representative(that is what you are) that can convince a family to move to Maine will get a large bonus(that means a good grade). Process Here are the families that have recently called the office requesting information about moving to Maine. Your job is to decide on one of the families and create a brochure (description below) for the town that you would choose for them. Each family has different needs and wants different things in their new home. You must use the resources that the Chamber has given you to decide which town or towns would best fit their needs.
Individual Studies Program | Potential NSE Host Campuses For UNI Students
of maine at Farmington, University of Southern maine. Minnesota state University,Mankato, University of Minnesota Twin cities. Minnesota state University Moorhead,
http://www.uni.edu/contined/is/nse/hosts.html

Extractions: Potential host campus list for outbound UNI students Use the menu and table below to locate a potential exchange college/university. Links will open a new window. Select a state/territory ... Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas U.S. Virgin Islands Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington DC West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming ALABAMA
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CASE STUDIES
ITQs in the Wreckfish Fishery (South Atlantic) state Failure to Solid Waste Reduction(maine, USA) DepositRefund Systems(maine, USA) Waste Sustainable cities.
http://www.colby.edu/personal/thtieten/cases.html

Extractions: (Updated 4/03) These "executive summaries" of actual attempts to pursue some aspect of sustainable development were created by the students of an undergraduate senior seminar at Colby College. All are designed to be two pages or less and are fully referenced for those who wish to consult the original sources. The case studies can be accessed by clicking on the topic headings or by scrolling down through the subject areas.
St. Cloud State Universty Graduate Bulletin
Media BS 1973, University of Southern maine; M.Ed Madison; Ph.D. 1971, Universityof MinnesotaTwin cities. Community studies BS 1966, Wayne state University; MA
http://bulletin.stcloudstate.edu/faculty.asp?facIndex=T&grad=1
Social Studies - Grade 3
will be able to construct a map of his/her state, The United states will be able toidentify locations on a map (major cities of the 16 counties of maine).
http://www.lhs.sad49.k12.me.us/Designer/SocialStudies/CR45507.HTM
"HOME: The Story Of Maine" Program 1, Lesson 2
Content Area SOCIAL studies Geography Skills and Tools. For links to Mainecities and towns on the web, go to www.state.me.us/c ities/cities.htm.
http://www.mainepbs.org/hometsom/prog1less2.html

Extractions: Demonstrates reliability, flexibility, and concern for quality. Content Area: SOCIAL STUDIES: Geography: Skills and Tools Content Standard: Students will know how to construct and interpret maps and use globes and other geographic tools to locate and derive information about people, places, regions, and environments. Performance Indicator: Middle Grades (5-8): Students will develop maps, globes, charts, models, and databases to analyze geographical patterns on the earth. Content Area: GEOGRAPHY: Human Interaction with Environments Content Standard: Students will understand and analyze the relationships between people and their physical environments.
Homes In MaineToday.com | Moving To Maine | Education
maine Technical College System; Midstate College, Auburn and College; SALT Institutefor Documentary studies; St. and how it affects maine's cities and towns.
http://homes.mainetoday.com/moving/relocating/schools.shtml

Extractions: The homepage to the Department of Education in Maine. Schools Educational data and statistics from the state, including test scores by district and graduation statistics Maine Department of Education has a listing of all the state's schools and administrative districts' websites. Web66 International School Registry - Maine Schools
Social Studies 3-5
Government, Understand that the maine state government is a system 1. Construct andcompare maps of maine, and the 2. Locate major cities of the United states
http://www.falmouthschools.org/LearningResults/35ss.htm

Extractions: RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND PARTICIPATION 1. Identify important individual rights (e.g., freedom of religion, speech, ownership of property). 2. Explain why certain responsibilities of democratic society are important. 3. Identify the functions of government at school, locally, and the state level. 4. Identify positions on current issues regarding individual rights and judicial protection. B. PURPOSE AND TYPES OF GOVERNMENT
Socialstudies.org | NCSS Affiliates
maine. Council; Aldine; Cypress Fairbanks; Dallas; Houston; Midcities; San Antonio VirginiaVirginia state Council; Virginia Consortium of Social studies Specialists
http://www.ncss.org/local/

Extractions: Site Directory About NCSS - NCSS Membership - Background Statement - Contact Information - Endorsements - FAQ - Information Request Form - Position Statements - President's Message Affiliated Councils Annual Conference Associated Groups - CUFA - International Assembly - NSSSA Awards and Grants Citizenship Central Discussion Board FASSE Internet Resources NCSS Members Only Media and Press Information - Press Releases News and Legislation - Legislative Update - Newsletter (TSSP) - People in the News Professional Development - Calls for Participation - Career Center - Keizai Koho Fellowships - Online Learning - Opportunities Abroad - Summer Workshops - U.S. Events and Programs Publications - Book Store - Editorial Guidelines - Social Education - Young Learner - Middle Level Learning Public Relations Toolkit Standards - Curriculum Standards - Teacher Standards Teacher Resources - Classroom Focus - Mountains: A Global Resource - NCSS Information Services - Notable Trade Books - Teachable Moments: Sept. 11/Iraq - Worth Watching

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