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Post-Cold War American Foreign Policy

Post-Cold War American Foreign Policy Part I: The Bush and Clinton Years What have been three goals of American foreign policy during the post-Cold War era? Foreign aid Humanitarian aid Support for human rights

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The Jewish Calendar

The Jewish Calendar. Nisan. Pesach Yom HaShoah. Pesach. Date: Nisan 15-22 (falls in March or April of Gregorian calendar) Pesach is the festival of freedom. It commemorates Moses freeing the Israelites from their enslavement under the Pharaoh in Egypt.

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Night

Night. By Elie Wiesel. Systematic persecution of European Jews began as soon as the Nazis gained control of Germany's government in 1933. Within two years, the party decreed the Nuremberg Race Laws , which deprived Jews of German citizenship.

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World War II & The Holocaust

World War II & The Holocaust. Literature 8 Oak Mountain MS Information courtesy of US Holocaust Memorial Museum. The Treaty of Versailles. WWI ended with Germany being forced to sign the Treaty of Versailles. The treaty forced Germany to repay all war debts and took away the German military.

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Judaism

Judaism. January 2012. Judaism. Judaism is a religious tradition associated with the Jewish people Jewish identity has both ethnic and religious elements; Jews trace their lineage to the ancient Israelite people, upon whose traditions contemporary Judaism is based

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The Holocaust

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Holocaust

Holocaust. Glossary of Terms. Allies: During World War II, the group of nations including the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, and the Free French, who joined in the war against Germany and other Axis countries. . Annihilation: The act process of being completely destroyed. .

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German History/Anne Frank Background Notes

German History/Anne Frank Background Notes. World War I (1914-1918). Central Powers. Triple Entente. VS. Germany Austria/Hungary Ottoman Empire Kingdom of Bulgaria. France Russia United Kingdom (U.S.). Treaty of Versailles (1918 Peace Treaty). Germany had to agree to the following:

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Looking to the West (1860-1900)

Looking to the West (1860-1900). Moving West. Push Factors Crowding back East Displaced farmers Former slaves Eastern farmland expensive Ethnic and religious repression in Europe Haven for outlaws. Pull Factors Government incentives Pacific Railway Act Morrill Land-Grant Act

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H. Marcuse: Lessons from The Diary of Anne Frank

H. Marcuse: Lessons from The Diary of Anne Frank. Teaching primary sources The Diary as a primary source Lessons from the Diary. Teaching Primary Sources. Educational research (Wineburg, AERJ , 1991) Historians engage in dialog with sources Students read to glean information

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The Holocaust

The Holocaust. 17.3. The Holocaust. The Nazis claimed that all non-Aryan peoples, particularly Jewish people, were inferior. This racist message would eventually lead to the Holocaust , the systematic mass slaughter of Jews and other groups judged inferior by the Nazis.

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The Holocaust

The Holocaust. Chapter 19.3. Resettlement in the East.

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Social Justice and Social Cohesion in Canada

Social Justice and Social Cohesion in Canada. Charles Ungerleider Directions Evidence and Policy Research Group, llp August 19, 2010. A fundamental problem of all social units. How much and what kinds of differences can the social group permit or sustain and still remain a cohesive group?.

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The Diary of Anne Frank

The Diary of Anne Frank . Vocabulary . Typhus . Definition: An acute, infectious disease transmitted by lice or fleas. Part of Speech: noun Sentence: Anne and Margo die of Typhus. . BBC.

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Creating Modern Middle East

Creating Modern Middle East . Brief history of creation of nations in the Middle East. The Beginning. An empire called the Ottoman Empire controlled what is now most of Southwest Asia. Ottomans joined the Germans and Austrians in World War I against the Allies of France, England, and Russia.

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