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World War II:

World War II:. Part II: Allied Advance. Gradual gains for the allies. American Victories in the Pacific. The Allies Strike Back (April, 1942) U.S. bombers attack Tokyo Shows that Japan is vulnerable (psychological move!). American Victories in the Pacific.

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The Road to World War 1

The Road to World War 1. Section 1. Alliances. Triple Alliance (1982) Germany Austria-Hungary and Italy. Triple Entente (1907) France, Great Britain and Russia. Issues in Europe (late 1800s-early 1900s). Internal Dissent:

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Korea

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Revolution in Russia

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Russian monarchy

Russian monarchy. By Simone Downs, Tiffany Bartucci, Madie Farris. The Kievan RusSIA. Was Ruled by multiple princes with no solid rule

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Napoleonic Era- 1799-1814

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From Grozny to Boston: Understanding the Chechen Conflict

From Grozny to Boston: Understanding the Chechen Conflict. John Ishiyama University of North Texas. Why Chechnya?. Boston Marathon Bombing accused perpetrators, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev , are from an ethnic Chechen Family

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Do Now

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Russian Revolution

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America Joins the Allies

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The Tide Turns

The Tide Turns. Stalingrad, D-Day and the Atomic Bomb. 1942. 1942. Germany, Italy and Japan were at the height of power. Germany was dominating The Soviet Union and North Africa. Japan was expanding far into the Pacific. Britain was cutoff by German U-boats. Winter - 1943.

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Iran Through the Looking Glass: History, Reform, and Revolution

Iran Through the Looking Glass: History, Reform, and Revolution. Is Iran a global threat? . Russian and Britain Spheres of Influence. Iranian Timeline. 1826-1828: Russia forces Iran to accept the Treaty of Turkomanchai

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1848

1848. The Year of Revolutions. What happened in 1848. The people across Europe (and other places) revolted and attempted to overthrow their governments or initiate major reform Revolutions occurred in more than 50 countries STOP! Say something . . . . Why did this happen?. Urban Workers:

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Russian-Eurasian Republics

Russian-Eurasian Republics. Russian-Eurasian Republics. Russia Belarus Ukraine Georgia Armenia Azerbaijan Kazakhstan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan. Russia.

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Napoleon Bonaparte

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What will I be asked?

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The land of the vampires

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Esto nia

Esto nia. Ees ti. Stay Back!! Viibimise Magasi!!. His tory Aja lugu. BAM!!.

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