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Informative Speech On Lost City Of Atlantis
Hello classmates,
During this course, me and my group which consisted of myself (Brent McCleary), Robin Clemons, Ryon Morgan, Matthew Newman, and Carl Terney, worked together on creating a timeline on the evolution of the theories and status of the Lost City Of Atlantis. The timeline/slideshow will go over a brief history of the legend of Atlantis and its many theories and attempts to locate beloved the lost city of paradise. As this concept and legend is very popular, we decided it was a great topic to choose. We were curious about the validity and history of this legend, and we thought you all would be to.
The link below will open up our slideshow. Let us enter the world of Atlantis!

Thank you all very much. We hope you enjoy the
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