'Major battle' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 6: Chapter 15 Sections 2-3

Texans Go to War. Unit 6: Chapter 15 Sections 2-3. In its declaration of secession, Texas stated that it intended to go to war to preserve a southern way of life that made racial distinctions, in part, by maintaining blacks in a condition of servitude. . Civil War Begins.

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What led to the writing of the Declaration Of Independence and the Revolutionary War?

What led to the writing of the Declaration Of Independence and the Revolutionary War?. French and Indian War. Britain helped colonists defeat French in war Britain needed money to pay for war expenses Taxed colonists, restricted settlements and limited self-govt.

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An Overview of America's Civil War

An Overview of America's Civil War. 1861-1865. Why? A Very Brief Review. Southern states believed that the union no longer protected their rights or promoted their welfare. Specifically, they worried that Northern restrictions on slavery would undermine their way of life. Why secession? .

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Medieval Europe

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Georgia Performance Standards:

Unit 3: Exploration & Colonization of Georgia. Georgia Performance Standards: SS8H1b: Evaluate the impact of European contact on Native American culture; include Spanish missions along the barrier islands and the explorations of Hernando DeSoto. Unit 3 Vocabulary Terms.

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Main page (home)

Main page (home). Follow the Leader - 100 Points. I was the leader of the Continental Army George Washington. Follow the Leader - 200 Points. I surrendered at Yorktown General Cornwallis. Follow the Leader - 300 Points. I was the leader of Great Britain during the American Revolution.

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HELLENISTIC ERA

HELLENISTIC ERA. Statue of Alexander. Timeline. 404 End of Pelopennesian War 359 Phillip ascends throne of Macedon 338 Battle at Chaeroneia & Hellenic League 336 Alexander ascends throne 332 Conquers Egypt 330 Final defeat of Persian forces 326 subdue eastern provinces

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Seminole Indians: An Unconquered Tribe

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Aston Hall and the Civil War

Aston Hall and the Civil War. Written and compiled by Ailyse Hancock for Schools Liaison, Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery. Line drawings by Brian Byron Reconstruction of Aston Hall after the attack by Pat Hughes.

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The History of African American Theatre

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Early battle that demonstrated that the colonists could fight well against the British army.

Early battle that demonstrated that the colonists could fight well against the British army. Battle of Bunker Hill. Military tactic of engaging in swift, hit-and-run attacks. Guerrilla warfare. Name given to British soldiers by the colonists because of the uniforms worn by the British.

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Major Battles and Events

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America Enters WWI

America Enters WWI. The Beginning of the End. April 1917. Congress declares war on the Central Powers Regular Army was 107,641 men Commander: General John J. Pershing Last major battle: Appomattox, VA during the Civil War. Deployment.

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End of Revolutionary War Notes

End of Revolutionary War Notes. Battle of Saratoga- Turning point in war. Won by colonists. Showed British lack of strategy and convinced France to enter war on colonists side. End of war notes.

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1 st Battalion, 3 rd Air Defense Artillery

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Friendly Fire = on

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Decision for Independence. Committee of Correspondence wrote letters and pamphlets reporting to other colonies on events in Massachusetts became a major tool of protest in every colony. committees continued to analyze the perilous situation in the colonies

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Civil War Test Review

Civil War Test Review. Louisiana History. A. Henry Wadkins Allen G. Michael J. Hahn B. Nathaniel Banks H. Robert E. Lee C. Judah P. Benjamin I . Abraham Lincoln D. Benjamin Butler J. Thomas Moore E. Jefferson Davis K. George F. Shepley F. Ulysses S. Grant L. Richard Taylor.

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Chapter 3: Section 2 The First Empires

Chapter 3: Section 2 The First Empires. In time, strong rulers conquered the whole region, creating the first empires A state containing several countries or territories The Conquest of Sumer Years of frequent fighting made Sumerian city-states grow weaker Conflict in Sumer

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