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   “To the Red-headed League: On ac-count of the bequest of the late Ezekiah Hopkins, of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, U. S. A., there is now another vacancy open which entitles a member of the League to a salary of £4 a week for purely nom-inal services. All red-headed men who are sound in body and mind and above the age of twenty-one years, are ...

2. www.beaconsociety.com › uploads › 3The Case of the Red-Headed League - The Beacon Society

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   The Red-Headed League first appeared in the Strand, a British magazine, in August of 1891. Arthur Conan Doyle selected this story as one of his favorites. The historical time period when this story is written is significant in that Great Britain was emerging as a world economic power. London England’s population, like other urban cities, was ...

3. www.beaconsociety.com › 37380505 › dorn_redh_study_guideThe RED-HEADED LEAGUE - The Beacon Society

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   The Red-Headed League Advanced Quiz* 1. Where did the founder of the Red-Headed League, Ezekiah Hopkins, live? a. Kansas City, Missouri b. Lebanon, Pennsylvania c. San Francisco, California d. none of the above 2. Where were the offices of the Red-Headed League? a. 8 Fleet Street b. 17 King Edward Street c. 7 Pope’s Court d. none of the above 3.

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4. www.mountainsideschools.org › cms › libAmerican Revolution Vocabulary - Mountainside School District

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   American Revolution Vocabulary 1) abolish: To formally put an end to. 2) charter: A written document from a government or ruler that grants certain rights to an individual, group organization, or to people in general. In colonial times, a charter granted land to a person or a company along with the right to start a colony on that land.

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   Red Words Ask children to practise reading the words across the rows, down the columns and in and out of order clearly and quickly. come some one any brother watch ...

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   When was the Red-Headed League written?

   • The Red-Headed League first appeared in the Strand, a British magazine, in August of 1891. Arthur Conan Doyle selected this story as one of his favorites. The historical time period when this story is written is significant in that Great Britain was emerging as a world economic power.

   The Case of the Red-Headed League - The Beacon Society

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   What is the purpose of the Red-Headed League PowerPoint?

   • The intent of this PowerPoint is to accompany the reading of Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Red-Headed League. Students become actively involved with this case as they interact with the story, incorporate other subject disciplines, and initiate multiple paths of inquiry toward their own personal resolution in the process.

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   What does Ezekiah Hopkins say about the Red-Headed League?

   • d read as follows:“To the Red-headed League: On ac-count of the bequest of the late Ezekiah Hopkins, of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, U. S. A., there is now another vacancy open which entitles a member of the League to a salary of £4 a week for purely nom-inal services. All red-headed men who are sound in body and mind and above the age of twenty-one ye

   Arthur Conan Doyle - Sherlock Holm

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   Why should you read case of the Red-Headed League?

   • Not only does the reader become familiar with the structural elements of this short story (theme, plot, setting, characters), but through the use of the accompanying PowerPoint, “Case of The Red-Headed League,” is able to read and learn about this historical period in English history.

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   When was the Red-Headed League dissolved?

   • 1. The story was published in August 1891. 2. It was “autumn of last year.” 3. The Red-Headed League was dissolved on October 9, 1890. 4. Holmes says “To-day (the day of the attempted burglary) is Saturday...” 5. October 9, 1890 was Thursday. A. 1 and 2 imply it was autumn of 1890. B. A and 3 imply it was October 1890 shortly after the 9th.

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   Why was the Little Red Book important during the Cultural Revolution?

   • The Little Red Bookwas a ubiquitous part of life in China during the Cultural Revolution. On pages 100–117, Ji-li provides examples of how waving The Little Red Bookwas an integral part of community events, such as Morning Benediction.

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8. hawksites.newpaltz.edu › 21 › the-red-headed-leagueThe Red-Headed League | Digital Tools for the 21st Century

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   Sep 21, 2014 · The Red-Headed League. September 21, 2014 ~ Annie Swafford. The Red-Headed League is a story that takes place in Victorian England, a period that was mainly characterized by insecurity, largely due to the Industrial Revolution. Seeking for jobs and better conditions of life, thousands of poor people had been driven to the cities and when they ...