'Iron curtain' diaporamas de présentation

The Cold War & The Space Race

The Cold War & The Space Race. 1945- 1991. The End of WWII. Before his death, Roosevelt had set the groundwork for an international political organization. -> On April 25, 1945, that plan came into action

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The Cold War: A War with no Battles

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The Good War

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The Cold War: A War with no Battles

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Chapter 25: The Cold War Begins

Chapter 25: The Cold War Begins. Big Picture: The Cold War was born in the uneasy World War II alliances between the Soviet Union and the democratic nations. After the war, the struggle between democracy and communism led to a long war of ideas with occasional outbreaks of fighting.

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Teacher Name

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The Beginnings of the Cold War

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Bell Ringer

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The End of WWII

The End of WWII. Holocaust & Outcomes of WWII. What is genocide ?. The systematic and purposeful destruction of a racial, political, religious or cultural group. Why did Germany target the Jews?. Before the 19th century, most anti-Semitism was primarily religious in nature.

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Phosphorus

Phosphorus. What are main forms of P in lakes and sediments? How are P and N cycles different? What is the iron curtain? How do Fe, Mn, and S cycles interact to control P? What are advantages and drawbacks to various P mitigation strategies?.

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Truman and the Cold War

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The Korean War

The Korean War . But First. Let's have a recap of where we are so far. What is the Cold War? Why are we involved? What's going on in Europe? What is this Iron Curtain thing?. The Iron Curtain. Germany Divided .

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Containment and Cold War

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Post WWII - What Now?

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Russia in Eastern Europe

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Chapter 28: Cold War and a New Western World 1945-1970

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1. The USA and USSR were WWII allies. Despite their differences their leaders, Roosevelt and Stalin, got on quite well.

1. The USA and USSR were WWII allies. Despite their differences their leaders, Roosevelt and Stalin, got on quite well. 2. At Yalta in Feb 1945 they seemingly reached agreement on a number of things.

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Instructions for the project #1

Instructions for the project #1. Please read the instructions for each part carefully. Complete any missing information in YELLOW and BOLD font. Once you finish, make sure your work is saved and e-mail it to: kediaz@saintgregory.cr by 12 noon on the due date. Part I POST-TEST. ENGLISH LAB

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Occupied Germany, post World War II

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Warm Up

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