'Emancipation' diaporamas de présentation

The Furnace of Civil War

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The Civil War, 1861-65

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The Furnace of Civil War

The Furnace of Civil War . Introduction. When President Lincoln issued a call to the states for 75 thousand men, he thought that they would only be serving for 90 days. The war was neither brief nor limited, and when four years have passed, thousands of men lay dead on both sides. .

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EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION

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RACE AND POLITICS IN BRAZIL

RACE AND POLITICS IN BRAZIL. THE AFRICAN-BRAZILIANS. Early History of the African-Brazilian Community. Portuguese as slave traders Brazil: first stop on the transit of Africans to the New World Colonial period: most African slaves end up in the Northeast . Atlantic Ocean.

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The Great Ends of the Church

The Great Ends of the Church. Lenten Series, 2011. 1. Evangelism. The Great Ends of the Church. The proclamation of the gospel for the salvation of humankind. 6. Mission. 2. Fellowship. The exhibition of the Kingdom of Heaven to the world. The shelter, nurture,

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Using Civil War Political Cartoons in the Classroom

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The American Civil War

The American Civil War. What Was The Civil War?. Why A Civil War?. . REASONS FOR THE CIVIL WAR. Economic and social differences between the North and the South States versus federal rights The fight between Slave and Non-Slave State Proponents Growth of the Abolition Movement.

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The new eating habits in Italy in the '90

The new eating habits in Italy in the '90. Exodus from the countryside, Emancipation of women and the job outside the home for most of them The decline of heavy work, led to a strong change of the alimentary styles.

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Kate Chopin and the Nuturalism movement of the 19 th Century era

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Emancipation Proclamation/African Americans during the Civil War

Emancipation Proclamation/African Americans during the Civil War. Standard 4.3 E.Q. How did the Emancipation Proclamation impact the Civil War? . Lincoln thoughts on Slavery . President Lincoln did not approve of slavery, but he only focused on preserving the Union.

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Two Societies at War: Mobilization, Resources, and Internal Dissent

Two Societies at War: Mobilization, Resources, and Internal Dissent. The D.C. Emancipation Act. April 16, 1862 a bill ending slavery in the District of Columbia was signed by President Abraham Lincoln. The law provided for: immediate emancipation

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Manorialism

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Wartime Politics

Wartime Politics. Confederacy Seeks British Aide. Britain Remains Neutral Britain had new sources of cotton in Egypt & India Wheat crop had failed, needed Northern corn and wheat more than Southern cotton Trent Affair British ship carrying two Confederate diplomats intercepted by Union ship

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Development of Education in the Caribbean

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ANDALUSIA

EMANCIPATION. ANDALUSIA. HEALTH. EVICTIONS. SPENDING CUTS IN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM. EMPLOYMENT. EDUCATION. CRISIS. SPENDING CUTS IN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. SOCIAL PARTICIPATION. LEISURE. differences between what they WANT to do and what they ACTUALLY DO.

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Kate Chopin and the Nuturalism movement of the 19 th Century era

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Should Children Be Allowed To Divorce Their Parents?

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