'War effort' diaporamas de présentation

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Goals of this Unit:

Goals of this Unit:.

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(Copy the following 17.2 Class Notes chart on Portfolio p56)

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Winning the War

Winning the War. Chapter 26.3. Describe how World War I became a total war. Explain the effect that years of warfare had on morale. Analyze the causes and effects of American entry into the war. Summarize events that led to the end of the war. As War Wages On---An Introduction.

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EA 2&3 Review

EA 2&3 Review. U.S. Imperialism Progressive Policies Spanish-American War WWI in the Americas (U.S. vs. Canadian vs. Brazil vs. Cuba) 20 th Century War comparison (paper 2) Cold War in the Americas. U.S. Imperialism. Justifications for imperialism Monroe Doctrine

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World War II

World War II. 1939-1945. I. Causes. A. Similar Causes to WWI. 1. Axis Powers. 2. Allied Powers. B. Nationalism. C. Militarism. 1. New Nazi Technologies. D. Imperialism (Axis Aggressions). 1931 Japan takes Manchuria and port of Shanghai 1935 Italy invades Ethiopia

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American Government

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Nationalism and the First World War

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World War II and its impact on Texas

World War II and its impact on Texas. Grade 7 Social Studies. What was World War II?. WWII was a global conflict that involved almost every nation in the world.

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Canada Enters World War II

Canada Enters World War II. The Second World War Begins!. World War II began on September 1, 1939 with Germany and the Soviet Unions synchronized attack on Poland. Germany attacked from the West side, while the Soviet Union attacked from the East. Poland surrenders September 28-30, 1939 .

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America and the Great War

1914. 1927. America and the Great War. MAIN THEMES How official American wartime neutrality was something less than actual neutrality and eventually led to full American participation in the war.

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World War 2

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Chapter 9 Lesson 3 pages 312-315

Chapter 9 Lesson 3 pages 312-315. EQ: How can you describe the effects of WWI on the home front? How did the Allied victory affect world events and attitudes?. Rations: limits on consumption of food and goods

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Propaganda & the War Effort

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Section 1: The Road to War

Chapter Summary. Section 1: The Road to War. In 1914, tensions among nations in Europe led to the outbreak of the first world war. President Woodrow Wilson was determined that the U.S. would remain neutral. However, in 1917, a series of events led America to enter the war.

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Class 11 of 12 , Some of the Issues/Subjects That Had to be Addressed at the Constitutional Convention Pros & Cons of Current & Past Governmental Forms/ Lessons Learned Dictatorship Monarchies (Benevolent & otherwise) Theocracy Socialism Democracy Republic

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