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Nazi methods of control

Nazi methods of control. Learning objectives; I will able to identify the main aspects of the Nazi police state I should also be able to explain censorship and propaganda under the Nazis. I could also be able to describe Nazi policies towards the Church. overview.

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Nuremberg Trails

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Mata Hari

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WW1 and weapons

By: Brad Sleight. WW1 and weapons. T imeline. Germany signed an armistice with the Allies . The official date of the end of World War 1. Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated by the Black Hand. Start of the battle of Verdun. June 28, 1919. June 28, 1914. December 24, 1914.

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The Gunpowder Plot

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Heinrich Himmler

Heinrich Himmler. By: Andrew . Background. He was born on October 7 th ,1900 in Munich Germany His father was a secondary school teacher and a strict Roman Catholic. He got married in 1928 and became a poultry farmer. Rise to Power.

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Expansion and Preamble to Civil War

Expansion and Preamble to Civil War. Lesson 12. Migration patterns after 1812 . The Great Migration. Causes of the Great Migration . Pacification and removal of Native A merican tribes during and after the war of 1812. Exhaustion of old cultivated soils in New England

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Gamal Abdel Nasser

Gamal Abdel Nasser. Georgia Bussink Lauren Boyd. T he paper 2 question. Discuss the Succcesses and Failures of one totalitarian leader. Outline Template:. Failures: 1. general policy 1 A. specific events B. Global effects 2. general policy 2 A. B. 3. general policy 3 A. B.

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Roman Slaves

Roman Slaves. By: Jack. Who are Slaves?. Slaves are people who are frequently captured in battle and sent back to Rome to be sold as slaves. Abandoned children could also be raised as slaves.

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Use of Dogs In World War I

Use of Dogs In World War I. By: Katie Konrad. Why Were Dogs Used?. Purebreds or Mixes?. The Breed of a dog did not matter. Jobs of Dogs. Sentry Dogs. Red Cross Dogs. Ratter Dogs. More Jobs of Dogs. Mascots. Cigarette Dogs. Auxiliary Dogs. Poem. Quick, Take The Picture.

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Week 11 Middle Ages

Week 11 Middle Ages. Compiled by Amy. Angelico 1395. Angelico was an early Italian Renissance Painter. He painted halos in gold! His real name was Guido di Pietro but his friends called him Fra Giovanni Angelico or Angelic Brother John

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Use of Horses in WWI

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Hitler's Henchmen: Heinrich Himmler

Hitler's Henchmen: Heinrich Himmler. Jimmy, Tristan , Pun. Biographic Information. Born: 7 October 1900 Died: 23 May 1945 Born in Munich, Germany Roman Catholic middle-class family .

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Battle of Gallipoli

Battle of Gallipoli . Hunter Markson. Belligerents. Britain France ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) Ottoman Empire . Causes. Western Front was a Standstill Germany had their army split on two fronts. Generals. First Lord of the Admiralty Churchill. Admiral Carden.

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Ignatius of Loyola and the Jesuits

Ignatius of Loyola and the Jesuits. Made By: Sofia Su and Adam Chung. Introduction . Born on 1492 and son of Basque nobleman Founder of the Jesuits Was a solider for Charles V during war Got hit by a cannonball and injured his left leg When he injured his leg he thought he had no life.

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Poison Gas and Gas Masks

Poison Gas and Gas Masks. Evolution of Poison Gasses. French used teargas against the Germans . Chlorine gas was used by the German army. Poisonous gasses were fired in artillery shells to decrease probabillity of backfire. Types of Poison Gases. Chlorine. Phosgene. Mustard.

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Aaron Snyder

Medical Advancements in the 1950s. Aaron Snyder. Post-War Prosperity. In World War II, penicillin was used by the Allies, and in the 1950s, it was mass-produced. Blood transfusion was first performed in WWII, and afterwards in the United States. The amount of medical students increased.

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General Revision Tips for Law and Politics

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