'Democratic ideals' diaporamas de présentation

The Cold War

The Cold War. Yalta Conference :. February 1945 FDR, Churchill and Stalin Goal was to reach an agreement on what to do with the soon-to-be conquered Germany Decided to divide the country into four sectors The Americans, Soviets, British and France would each occupy (take control) of a sector

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Weber, part 2

Weber, part 2. Ancient Judaism and Rationality. For Weber, which of these concepts crosses historical epochs. A) Rationality B) Bureaucracy C) Capitalism D) Charismatic Authority E) impersonal, rule based administration. Judaism and rationality.

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Do Now!

Do Now!. Directions: You will receive an image analysis graphic organizer. You will have 2 minutes to look at a variety of images posted around the room. Using your graphic organizer, fill in as much as you can about each image. Be prepared to discuss your reactions. . Japanese Internment.

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Ch. 23 Flashcards

Ch. 23 Flashcards. Estate. The term for any social class in France before the French Revolution. Great Fear. The wave of rumors and senseless panic that overcame France following the storming of the Bastille in 1789. Guillotine.

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Monotheist Religions and Democratic Ideals

Monotheist Religions and Democratic Ideals. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam Prologue Section 2. Judaism. Hebrews : the people who came to be known later as Jewish ? Torah : The holy book of the Jewish faith The Torah are the first 5 books of the Old

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Monotheist Religions and Democratic Ideals

Monotheist Religions and Democratic Ideals. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam Prologue Section 2. Judaism. Hebrews : the people who came to be known later as Jewish ? Torah : The holy book of the Jewish faith The Torah are the first 5 books of the Old

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Why did attitudes towards immigration change?

Why did attitudes towards immigration change?. Melting pot America. What is argument?. ARGUMENT Up to 10 marks can be awarded 0-1 marks The style is narrative and descriptive There is little or no clear attempt to answer the question.

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Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment. 1450-1750. Danny Foussard Mason White Kinnery Patel. DF. Key Terms/Map. DF. Humanism. What?

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Iran in the 20 th Century

Iran in the 20 th Century. In history, Iran is remembered for the ancient glory of the Persian Empire. When we think of Iran, we often think of Ancient Persia. Find this chart on the top of your handout. HIGHLIGHT the row that describes the Qajars .

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History of Japan

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DYSTOPIA

DYSTOPIA. Utopia - is an ideal community or society possessing a perfect socio-politico-legal system . The word was imported from Greek by Sir Thomas More for his 1516 book Utopia , describing a fictional island in the Atlantic Ocean. . Utopia (continued).

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The Romantic Period

The Romantic Period. 1780-1830. The Romantic Period. A more daring, imaginative, and individual approach to life and literature Individual more important than society Optimistic world-view based on the possibility of progress and social and human reform Favored democratic ideals

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Democratic Ideals

Democratic Ideals. By Trish Henry. Life. You have the right to live without the fear of injury or being killed by others. Liberty. You have the right to think, say and believe what you want without government interference. Pursuit of Happiness.

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The Introduction

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. 18th Century Intellectual Movement. Intellectual Movement. During the 18th century, certain thinkers and writers, primarily in London and Paris, believed that they were more enlightened than their compatriots and set out to enlighten them. Voltaire. Rousseau. Diderot.

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ESSAY WRITING

ESSAY WRITING. An Introduction. The Introductory Paragraph. Purpose: To introduce the essay topic Must contain a: HOOK: An interesting introduction to the essay BACKGROUND INFORMATION: Mentions the text, writer and gives a brief summary of the text pertaining to the topic of the essay

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The Cold War Ends

The Cold War Ends. Day 2. Freedom in Berlin Ronald Reagan- "Tear Down This Wall". The Berlin Wall remained in place until November 9, 1989.

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Writing a Thesis Statement

Writing a Thesis Statement. Subject + opinion= thesis. What is a thesis statement?. Tells the reader how you will interpret the subject in discussion A road map for the paper; tells the reader what to expect from the rest of the paper

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Putting Her Best Face on a Murky Business

Putting Her Best Face on a Murky Business. Eleanor Mills. This article, written in 1999, is based on an interview between the author and ex-Prime Minister of Pakistan, Benazir Bhutto.

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