CELEBRATE FREEDOM LESSON PLAN BEING AN INFORMED CITIZEN Grades 3-6 Learning Objective(s): The student will be able to identify historical figures that have modeled active participation and exemplified good citizenship. T

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• Politics
• Human migration
• Citizenship
• Government

GOOD CITIZENSHIP MEDALS Learning Objectives: Students will: 1. Identify characteristics of good citizenship 2. Relate good citizenship characteristics to historical figures in the TEKS 3. Communicate their learning in o

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• Citizenship
• Politics
• Nationality law
• Human migration
• Canadian nationality law

Teachers’ Notes—Midnight Burial Pauline Deeves presents writing workshops for both students and teachers. Midnight Burial is the basis of her new workshop ‘Turning Historical Fact into Fiction’. How to Turn Histo

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• Gundagai
• Bushranger
• Geography of Australia
• Crime
• Geography of Oceania
• Forced migration
• Convict
• Criminals

Press Release Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry to focus on child migration programme Issued: 12th August 2014 For immediate use Note: There is no embargo on the use of this press release which is designed to help

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UNIVERSITY OF THE PELOPONNESE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES Faculty of Social and Educational Policy NATIONAL HELLENIC RESEARCH FOUNDATION INSTITUTE OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH

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• International Organization for Migration
• Institute for the Study of International Migration
• Forced migration
• Immigration
• University of Peloponnese
• Human geography
• Culture
• Demography
• Population
• Academia

59948_HE_Vol24_No.3_V2_Historical Environment[removed]:37 AM Page 50 More than Magpies: Tasmanian Convict Clothing in Public Collections Linda Clark, Julia Clark, Elspeth Wishart, Kim Simpson and Ian Terry Abstract

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• Port Arthur
• Tasmania
• Waistcoat
• Hobart
• Tasmania
• Convict
• Prison uniform
• Penal transportation
• Tasman Peninsula
• Suit
• Clothing
• Forced migration
• Convictism in Australia

AUSTRALASIAN HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY[removed]Convict artefacts from the Civil Hospital privy on Norfolk Island FIONA STARR The archaeology a/the penal settlernent a/NO/folk Is/and;s a substantially untapped source ofil

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• Medicine
• Convict
• Criminals
• Alexander Maconochie
• Involuntary commitment
• Convicts in Australia
• Penology
• Psychiatry
• Forced migration

Intellectual Migration: Historical Development and Contemporary Trend Wei Li and Wan Yu, Arizona State University, USA Increasingly there is a global race for ‘talents’, those well-educated and highly-skilled migrant

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• Culture
• International migration
• Transnationalism
• Ethnoburb
• Overseas Chinese
• Brain circulation
• Han Chinese
• Ethnic group
• Human migration
• Demography
• Human geography

July 26, 10:30~11:30: Plenary Lecture I, Room[removed]Susan BALLYN, Barcelona University, Spain “Historical Verticality vs Transversality” Key words

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• Convict
• Criminals
• Human migration
• Penal transportation
• Crime
• Penology
• Convict era of Western Australia
• Forced migration
• Convictism in Australia
• Immigration to Australia

NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES ON HISTORICAL FACTORS IN LONG RUN GROWTh MASS MIGRATION, COMMODITY MARKET INTEGRATION AND REAL WAGE

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• European people
• Human migration
• Mass migration
• Knut Wicksell