'Navajo code' diaporamas de présentation

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A look at the Ojibwe (Chippewa) Indians

Life for Wisconsin Indians in the 19th & 20th Centuries. A look at the Ojibwe (Chippewa) Indians. Ojibwe Bands in Wisconsin. Red Cliff Lac Courte Oreilles Bad River Lac du Flambeau Mole Lake St. Croix.

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US History. Unit 6, Week 2. Homework, Week of 1/13-1/17. Monday Add new vocab: internment Tuesday Cornell Notes on p. 466-469 Block Day Finish worksheet. chart Study vocab for card quiz. Agenda: Monday, 1/13. HOT ROC- propaganda Jigsaw activity (35.4-35.8). HOT ROC- propaganda.

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Cyber Security Program Overview

Cyber Security Program Overview. Air Force Association (AFA). Why do we care about Cyber Security?.

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Code Talker: A Novel about the navajo marines of World War Two By Joseph Bruchac

Code Talker: A Novel about the navajo marines of World War Two By Joseph Bruchac. Summer reading review. Genre. Historical Fiction. Setting. World War II (1939-1945 ) The novel takes place in a few different places: Gallup, NM The Indian Reservation Military training camps

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The Creation of American Indian Heritage Month

The Creation of American Indian Heritage Month.

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Navajo Code talkers

Navajo Code talkers. During war, it is important for commanders to communicate with each other Secure and secret communication systems were slow and expensive WWI vet, Philip Johnson, stumbled upon the idea that Navajos could be secret messengers. Navajo Code talkers.

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The Navajo Code Talkers

The Navajo Code Talkers. By: Eric Whitmire. During WWII, the U.S. Government used a code the Japanese would never decipher - the Navajo Code. The U.S. Marine Corps enlisted four hundred twenty Navajo volunteers who would translate messages into their language.

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CRYPTOLOGY IN WWII

CRYPTOLOGY IN WWII. By JOE & SEAN. SIGABA. SIGABA was similar to the Enigma in basic theory A series of rotors enciphered every character of the plaintext into ciphertext 15 rotors Five cipher rotors Five control rotors Five index rotors. Women of Bletchley Park.

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Navajo Code Talkers

Navajo Code Talkers. Pg. 42 Navajo Code Activity. Pick a Partner In pairs, write down a short (school appropriate) message using the Navajo Code Form a group of 4 Read aloud your code to the other pair and have them decode your message Switch Share with the class

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