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FC.146D COLONIAL AND POST COLONIAL EGYPT

FC.146D COLONIAL AND POST COLONIAL EGYPT. Egypt continues to walk fine line b/w keeping good relations w /Us & maintaining image of a good Muslim state. Nasser runs Egypt w/an iron fist (1952-70) & tries to use both US & SU for foreign aid while staying indep.:.

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How and why did Japan become an Imperial Power?

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Settling the West

Settling the West. 1865 - 1900. Westward Expansion. Manifest Destiny US should expand from Atlantic to Pacific First to go were miners, ranchers, and farmers At the expense of Native Americans. Expansion (cont). The Louisiana Purchase (1803) took America to the Rockies.

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Passchendaele

Passchendaele. The biggest disaster in our History. Preparing for Passchendaele.

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World War II Begins

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The End of Prosperity

The End of Prosperity. Section 1 Chapter 24. Focus Questions. What was the stock market like before the crash? What were the major causes of the Great Depression, and how did it weaken the U.S. economy? How did economic hard times affect Americans?.

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Native Americans

Native Americans. Culture and Change. Culture. Some Native Americans were farmers, most were nomads following buffalo herds Native Am lived in extended family groups Dependent on nature for food and religion Lived in bands of 500 headed by governing council Gender determined task assignment.

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Turning Points in World War II

Turning Points in World War II. How did the Allies begin to push back the Axis powers?. By 1942, the Allies were in trouble. Germany was bombing Britain relentlessly, German forces had pushed far into the Soviet Union, and the Japanese were advancing in the Pacific.

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Imperialism

Imperialism. Efforts of capitalist states in the West to seize markets, cheap raw materials, and lucrative avenues for investment in the countries beyond Western civilization Possession of a global empire also increased national status, balance-of-power status, and, at times, national survival

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March 12 - 18, 2017

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Napoleon the Emperor

Napoleon the Emperor. Foreign and Domestic Policy. The Concordat. Began Secret Negotiations with the Pope after his victories in Italy Understood that the church still played an important part of French Culture and without church support the population would never be completely happy

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Recharter 2013

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Battle of Cowpens

Battle of Cowpens. By Dante Gambino and Paul Roushdy. January 17, 1781. The Generals Involved . General Daniel Morgan. General Banastre Tarleton. General Daniel Morgan. Daniel Morgan was born in Hunterdon County, New Jersey to Welsh immigrants

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The War for Europe and North Africa

The War for Europe and North Africa. The US and GB Join Forces. Churchill and Roosevelt met at the White House on December 22, 1941 to formulate their war plans Allied Plan- To wage war against Germany and Italy first, then focus on the Pacific and Japan. Battle of the Atlantic.

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Hierarchy of the Romans

Hierarchy of the Romans. Cornell Notes. Early Rome was ruled by kings: the last was very cruel and the citizens revolted, replacing the monarchy with a republic run by an aristocrat. The king was replaced by two consuls, which were chosen each year by the senate.

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Russian Revolution

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Allied Plan for Victory

Allied Plan for Victory. How did each Allied country plan on defeating the Axis Powers?. Tehran Conference: a plan for victory. 1942: Soviet Union joins Allied Powers, Stalin meets Churchill & FDR.

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Deployment to the Gulf

Deployment to the Gulf. U.S. TROOPS READY. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS READY. BRITISH TROOPS READY. NEW ZEALAND READY.

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Battle of Trenton

Battle of Trenton. Using the textbook p.128-129 (New Jersey) take notes on the battle of Trenton during the Revolutionary War. Consider information such as What happened?, Where?, Who was there?, Why it was an important battle?, How did it happen?, As well as the results?.

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