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Warm Up L43

Warm Up L43. Be sure to skip a page before L43 for you Goal 3 5-5-5 What do you think about benchmark tests? Is there any merit in comparing students from across the county? Across the state?.

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REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 9 TEST

REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 9 TEST. The Enlightenment American Revolution French Revolution and Napoleon Latin American Revolutions. REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 9 TEST. INSTRUCTIONS: G o through the slides and answer each question in the packet; the slide numbers are listed for each question .

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Chapter 13: The South Study Guide

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Copy the following onto the bottom part of NB page 81.

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Westward Expansion and the Issue of Slavery

Westward Expansion and the Issue of Slavery. Georgia Standards. SSUSH8 The student will explain the relationship between growing north-south divisions and westward expansion.

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US-VA History: SOL Test Review

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Chapter 14

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The Haitian Revolution

The Haitian Revolution . Thomas Coneys Jr. Global dynamics Mr. McDonald. Haiti . A French colony on the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean Also known Saint Dominique In the 18 th century Haiti was the wealthiest French colony over seas. . Timeline .

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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Chapter 10 Section 2

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Graphic Essay

Graphic Essay. Thesis.

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The Breaking Point

The Breaking Point. Dred Scott v. Sandford. Dred Scott was a slave. He was brought to a free state and sued for his freedom. He stated since he was in a state where slavery was illegal he was then a free man Supreme Court disagreed. Stated slaves were property, not citizens. .

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Abraham Lincoln

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Violence in Kansas

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Slavery and Secession

Slavery and Secession. Social Studies LLD V Mr. Pinto. Dred Scott Decision. Dred Scott Missouri slave Lived in free Illinois and Wisconsin His owner died while living in Missouri Scott argued he was a free man Judge Roger B. Taney Ruled against Scott

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