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- 5. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST?
- 6. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Written sources anything with writing on it! letters popular songs diaries speeches poems maps
- 7. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Written sources anything with writing on it! letters popular songs diaries speeches poems maps
- 8. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Written sources anything with writing on it! letters popular songs diaries speeches poems maps Diary
- 9. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Written sources anything with writing on it! letters popular songs diaries speeches poems maps Diary
- 10. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Written sources anything with writing on it! letters popular songs diaries speeches poems maps Diary 1918 China Treaty Ports
- 12. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST?
- 13. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST?
- 14. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Non-written sources
- 15. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Non-written sources * fossils (imprints or remains of once-living plants and animals)
- 16. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Non-written sources * fossils (imprints or remains of once-living plants and animals) *artifacts (objects made by humans)
- 17. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Non-written sources * fossils (imprints or remains of once-living plants and animals) *artifacts (objects made by humans) *oral tradition
- 18. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Non-written sources * fossils (imprints or remains of once-living plants and animals) *artifacts (objects made by humans) *oral tradition Examples of artifacts jewelry tools coins pottery tombs photographs
- 19. HOW DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE PAST? Non-written sources * fossils (imprints or remains of once-living plants and animals) *artifacts (objects made by humans) *oral tradition Examples of artifacts jewelry tools coins pottery tombs photographs
- 21. WHEN AND WHY WAS SAS STARTED
- 22. WHEN AND WHY WAS SAS STARTED Opened on Sept. 17, 1912 with 38 students
- 23. WHEN AND WHY WAS SAS STARTED Opened on Sept. 17, 1912 with 38 students Prep school for the children of missionaries (people sent to spread Christianity in a foreign country), businessmen, the consulate, and military families
- 24. WHEN AND WHY WAS SAS STARTED Opened on Sept. 17, 1912 with 38 students Prep school for the children of missionaries (people sent to spread Christianity in a foreign country), businessmen, the consulate, and military families Both a day school and a boarding school
- 28. GETTING TO SCHOOL Walking Taking a tram
- 29. GETTING TO SCHOOL Walking Taking a tram Riding in a ricksha
- 30. GETTING TO SCHOOL Walking Taking a tram Riding in a ricksha Riding in horse carriages
- 32. THE SCHOOL CHEER
- 33. THE SCHOOL CHEER Razzle, dazzle, yip, yap, yes, What’s the matter with SAS? They’re all right, They’re no bluff, Shanghai Americans are hot stuff!
- 35. BOARDING LIFE
- 36. BOARDING LIFE Boarders essentials... a mosquito net umbrella overshoes nail file napkin ring
- 37. BOARDING LIFE Boarders essentials... a mosquito net umbrella overshoes nail file napkin ring
- 38. BOARDING LIFE Boarders essentials... a mosquito net umbrella overshoes nail file napkin ring Look at these snazzy shoes.The latest fashion!
- 42. BOARDING LIFE CON’T Worker carrying water
- 43. BOARDING LIFE CON’T There was running cold water, but not running hot water Worker carrying water
- 44. BOARDING LIFE CON’T There was running cold water, but not running hot water Took baths on Wed. and Sat.; 4 students to a tub! Worker carrying water
- 45. BOARDING LIFE CON’T There was running cold water, but not running hot water Took baths on Wed. and Sat.; 4 students to a tub! Hot water, for the baths, were carried by servants from hot water shops down the street Worker carrying water
- 46. BOARDING LIFE CON’T There was running cold water, but not running hot water Took baths on Wed. and Sat.; 4 students to a tub! Hot water, for the baths, were carried by servants from hot water shops down the street Students were awakened by a gong in the morning Worker carrying water
- 50. BOARDING LIFE CON’T Toilets were buckets which the farmers collected for the fields
- 51. BOARDING LIFE CON’T Toilets were buckets which the farmers collected for the fields No flush toilets in the dormitories
- 52. BOARDING LIFE CON’T Toilets were buckets which the farmers collected for the fields No flush toilets in the dormitories Demerits given for bad behavior
- 53. BOARDING LIFE CON’T Toilets were buckets which the farmers collected for the fields No flush toilets in the dormitories Demerits given for bad behavior Had to attend church
- 54. BOARDING LIFE CON’T Toilets were buckets which the farmers collected for the fields No flush toilets in the dormitories Demerits given for bad behavior Had to attend church No dancing allowed:(
- 55. BOARDING LIFE CON’T Toilets were buckets which the farmers collected for the fields No flush toilets in the dormitories Demerits given for bad behavior Had to attend church No dancing allowed:( Coal stoves heated the rooms
- 56. BOARDING LIFE CON’T Toilets were buckets which the farmers collected for the fields No flush toilets in the dormitories Demerits given for bad behavior Had to attend church No dancing allowed:( Coal stoves heated the rooms
- 58. COURSES
- 59. COURSES High school English foreign language, Latin, math, history, science, Bible study, drawing, vocal music
- 60. COURSES High school English foreign language, Latin, math, history, science, Bible study, drawing, vocal music Elementary (Grades 1-8) spelling, parts of speech, language, penmanship, Chinese geography
- 61. COURSES High school English foreign language, Latin, math, history, science, Bible study, drawing, vocal music Elementary (Grades 1-8) spelling, parts of speech, language, penmanship, Chinese geography
- 62. COURSES High school English foreign language, Latin, math, history, science, Bible study, drawing, vocal music Elementary (Grades 1-8) spelling, parts of speech, language, penmanship, Chinese geography Practicing the Palmer Method
- 63. TYPICAL CLASSROOM IN 1912
- 64. PHOTO OF SHANGHAI IN 1912
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