'American response' diaporamas de présentation

1900-Present Day Thematic Review

1900-Present Day Thematic Review. Theme 1 Human and Environment Interaction . Population Explosion of 20 th Century. Why?

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Federalists and Republicans, 1789-1816

Federalists and Republicans, 1789-1816. Chapter 6. Washington and Congress. Chapter 6 Section 1. Washington and Congress. April 6, 1789 : Washington is elected as first president under the new Constitution.

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Chapter 12

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American Revolution

American Revolution. The teen colonies rebel (no surprises here, except we won!). objectives. Explain the causes and effects of the American Revolution Explain the role of the enlightenment on the American Revolution. Think of it as a power struggle.

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Chapter 16: Politics & Reform

Chapter 16: Politics & Reform. 1877-1896. Section 1: Stalemate in Washington. Rutherford B. Hayes is in office in 1877 Tried to make some reforms so that people got government jobs based on qualifications, not political connections. Sets up a political fight with the party bosses.

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The Musical Museum and the Return of the Symphony

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What was global response to the Holocaust?

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Marshall Plan

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American Neutrality and Entry into World War I

American Neutrality and Entry into World War I. Early Statement of Neutrality.

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European monarchies form the Quadruple Alliance to suppress democratic revolutions

monroe doctrine. MONROE DOCTRINE. European monarchies form the Quadruple Alliance to suppress democratic revolutions Newly independent nations of Latin America gain the sympathy of the American people Britain and U.S. are alarmed at Russian expansionist aims

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REACTION OF THE WEST

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Ho Chi Minh Trail

Ho Chi Minh Trail. By: Tom Todaro and Mike Alessi. Background Information. The Ho Chi Minh Trail was a network of roads developed by the North Vietnamese that clandestinely connected North and South Vietnam.

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