For many years visitors wondered how these giant brickes were

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Some people thought the bricks were dragged by

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Some thought they were dragged by people over rolling

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Some even thought that the bricks were carried there by

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In 2014, scientists, historians, and archaeologists worked together to show that the bricks were probably pulled by

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By wetting down the sand, the bricks could

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The pyramids are tombs for Egyptian

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We know about these rulers from the objects, writings, and

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The ruler of Egypt was called the

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A pharaoh was honored with golden

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This is the Great

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The Great Sphinx was carved from a single piece of

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Sphinxes were famous for telliing

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When a pharaoh died, the body was wrapped in

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These canopic jars were needed to make

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The organs were taken out and put in the

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The most famous Egyptian mummy is King

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King Tut's tomb was opened in

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Each Egyptian mummy was surrounded by

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This is Anubis, the god of the

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This is Bastet, the …. Goddess

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Bastet could be …

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This is Horus, the god of the

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Horus protected the rulers of

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Sometimes the mummy was surrounded by

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This is a mummy of a

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This is a chariot that could be pulled by

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It was found in a

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Epic book What is inside the Lincoln Memorial, Martha Rustad. Abraham Lincoln was the sixteenth

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Do you know what building is on the back of this

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The Lincoln memorial is on the back of pennies made between 1959 and

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A memorial is a building or statue that helps us

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In all there are thirty-six columns because there were thirty-six US

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Abraham Lincoln was President during the Civil

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This war began when the Southern states formed their own country in

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Lincolln helped end slavery in

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The statue of President Lincoln is sitting in a

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A man named Daniel Chester ….designed the statue.

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It is carved from twenty-eight blocks of

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Workers put them together like a

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The words on the walls are from two

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In one he said that our country's founders wanted everyone to be

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In the other he said that all states should come back

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The angel is freeing the slaves from their

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We remember President Lincoln for working to end

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President Lincoln was killed at a play just five …. After the war ended

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Abraham Lincoln is buried in ….. Illinois

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Some important events have taken place at the Lincoln

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Martin Luther King Jr. spoke to a huge crowed from the steps in

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He talked about his dreams for

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The Lincoln Memorial is a symbol of fairness and

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A symbol is something that stands for something

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Epic Book Spinosaurus vs. Tyrannosaurus by Jon Alan. When dinosaurs roamed the earth, many of them hunted or

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Among the meat eters there were predators and

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The superpredators found themselves at the very top of the food

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Spinosaurus and Tyrannosaurus were both up there during the Cretaceous

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However they lived at different

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So they never had to

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If they had met, which carnivore would have been the …. Superpredator

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Spinosaurus made prehistoric waters extremely

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It stalked other

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And those it caught it didn’t ….

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It fished to

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To fish, the dinosaur would wade in shallow

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From either position, it could locate i

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And with a surge of speed, it could capture any creature in its sharp

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In terms of size, Spinosaurus was

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It weighed 20

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This means it was more than 3 times the weight of the killer

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Down its back, Spinosaurus had a long row of raised

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The tallest ones measured 7

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Altogether the spines functioned like a

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They let the Spinosaurus command

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Tyrannosaurus turned ancient forests into unsafe dewlling

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the weaker animals there had to hide to

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If Tyrannosaurus found them, they would become

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To hunt, the dinosaur stomped around

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It uses its senses to

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Once it located a target, it

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With its powerful bite, it could break bone and rip

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In terms of size, Tyrannosaurus was …. Size

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It weight as much as 8

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This means it was almost 30 times the weight of the African

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From the neck down, Tyrannosaurus didn't look too

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It had especially tiny front

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Above the neck, the dinosaur's appearance was

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Its head was huge and its jaws were

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Set to … Spinosaurus and Tyrannosaurs approach.

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Then once close, the dinosaurs

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Each one takes a moment to …. Up the other

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Spinosaurus has the edge when it comes to

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But Tyrannosaurs has the bigger

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Neither one is … on confidence

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Spinosaurs gets aggressive at

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It reaches out its long snout to

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But it catches Tyrannosaurus by the

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Turannosaurus immediately tries to

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But that doesn't

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So then it drags Spinosaurus until the dinosaur has enough and lets

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Up on its feet again, Spinosaurus … at Tyrannosaurus.

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But this does…. to wound Tyrannosaurus.

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It leaves more scratches than deep

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Then finally, Tyrannosaurus shows its full

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And it doesn't release until its opponent is

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Epic Book Sacagawea by Kitson Jazynka. Sacagawea traveled by boat and on foot for more than 2600

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She and other courageous explorers camped for more than a

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During the expedition across the United States in the early 1800s, Sacagawea helped make

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Sacagawea was a brave

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Not much else is known about her

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Historians believe she was born around

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Her village in present day … sat in the harsh Rocky Mountains.

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It was not easy for her Shoshoni or … Indian people to find food.

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As a nomadic tribe, the Shoshoni indians movedd between homes to hunt buffalo, wild sheep, salmon and …

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Sacagwea collected berries, seeds, acorns, and even grasshoppers to help provide food for her ….

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When Sacagawea was about … years old, a war party attacked her family

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Young Hidatsa warriours out to prove their … captured Sacagawea

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They took her to live in ther ….

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It must have been like moving to a foreign …

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The Hidatsa lived in villages along the Knife

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Thousands of people from different tribes lived

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Tree trunks held up large dome-shaped …

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People spoke different languages, grew crops and traded

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In the Knife River Villages, Sacagawea survived by learning a new way of

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She learned a new ….

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She tended fields in the spring and harvedst

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She made ….

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She watched ceremonies with dancing, colorful clothing and ….

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People in this village celebrated many things such as harvest and the return of

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When Sacagawa was about … years old, she married Toussaint Charbonneau

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He was a French-Canadian fur ….

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As a fur trader's wife, Sacagawea met traders from around the

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She even traded on her own for beads, silver, and

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Soon she prepared to have a ….

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In 1803, President Thomas Jefferson made a deal with ….

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He planned an expedition to ….

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He wanted to find a water route to the Pacific

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He called the Mission the corps (CORE) of ….

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Captain Meriwether Leewis and William …. Led the expedition

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In the spring of … they left St. Louis Missouri

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They traveled through areas including what is now Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, and South …

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Over the winter, Lewis and … hired Charbonneau as an interpreter.

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They knew he would … Sacagawea

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Lewis and Clark needed her because she .. Shoshoni

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Without … the Corps of Discovery might not make it across the Rocky Mountains

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In February….. Sacagawea gave birth to Jean Baptiste Charbonneau.

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Captain Clark nicknamed him ….

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When the corpse left in April it had … crew members

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