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The Civil War and Reconstruction 1860-1877

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Ancient Greece The Rise of Sparta ??? shiyuw@sjtu

Ancient Greece The Rise of Sparta ??? shiyuw@sjtu.edu.cn. Introduction

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Causes of World War I

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CHAPTER 20 APUS HISTORY

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Did NATO Military Action Against Yugoloslavia Violate Just War Theory?

Did NATO Military Action Against Yugoloslavia Violate Just War Theory?. By: YES: Kristi and Jen NO: Jill and Sharon . The Just War Theory. The Just War Theory deals with the justification of how and why wars are fought The justification can be either theoretical or historical

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Chronology of Boxed Section March 1936 Rhineland ? July 1936 - 39 Spain ?

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The Civil War Begins

The Civil War Begins. Key Players. United States of America. Union Army. Abraham Lincoln. U.S. President throughout the entire war Election is one of the reasons the war started. Ulysses S. Grant. Commander of the Union Army Famous for victories at Shiloh and Vicksburg.

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ww1

ww1. By Joel. Poppies Poppies were used to represent the wartime heroes that fell in war. They decided to be represented by a soldier in Flanders's fields that saw the poppies and they started to represent soldiers that died in war After a century people still think about people in wartime.

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World war ll information text

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War in Iraq

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War in Iraq

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The Civil War 1861-1865

The Civil War 1861-1865. Chapter: 11 Pages: 176-193. Vocabulary. BLOCKADE: To keep supplies from getting in or out of a place. CHARITY: Kindness; good will. CONFEDERACY: The southern side in the Civil War. MALICE: Ill will; anger; hatred PROCLAMATION: A public statement.

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This was the start of 57 nights of non-stop bombings.

The first air-raids of the Second World War had already taken place by the end of August 1940. The Blitz got much worse by 7th September when 950 German aircraft attacked London. This was the start of 57 nights of non-stop bombings.

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World war 2 1939 -1945

World war 2 1939 -1945. By Hamzha hussain. Contents. Page 3-The rise of Adolf Hitler. Page 4-How the war all began. Page 5- Why did Britain & France attack Germany? Page 6-Evacuation Page 7-The Blackout. Page 8-How the war ended. The rise of Adolfh Hitler.

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Puritan and Native American Relations

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WW2

WW2. Name : S hawn Ramey. Who was the war with?. WW2 was Axis Powers, including Germany, Italy and Japan. On the other side were the Allies. They included Britain, France, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, India, the Soviet Union, China and the United States of America.

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End of WW1

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17.3 The Two Koreas 15 (easy) points

17.3 The Two Koreas 15 (easy) points. Pages 382-384. A Divided Land. Guess what students? You have been hired as a newspaper reporter. Your first task is cover the separation of Korea. In a five line paragraph tell: Why Korea was divided. Where it was divided.

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World war 1

World war 1. Hope You enjoy. Start of world war 1. The war started because Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated. A Serbian Soldier shot Franz Ferdinand. Franz Ferdinand was born in Graz, Austria. Franz Ferdinand had three children.

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Numbers of WW I

Numbers of WW I. Total people killed. 13 million . 8. 1914. War started. 115,000. Americans killed. 13,000,000. Total people injured. 1917. America enters war. 27. Total countries. 70 million. Total soldiers that fought. 1918. War Ended. Continents. 5. 11.

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