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World War II

World War II. BW-March 3, 2014. LG- Students will be able to analyze the causes of World War II. Essential Question-How did the U.S. rise to power in era of WWII.

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World War II

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World War II

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The United States Aids Its Allies

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American Revolution

American Revolution. Boston Lawyer Cousin of Sam Adams Defended British soldiers in Boston Massacre Delegate at the 1 st and 2 nd Continental Congresses. John Adams. Leader of the Sons of Liberty Delegate at the Continental Congresses Cousin of John Adams Massachusetts. Sam Adams.

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American Revolution

American Revolution. Boston Lawyer Cousin of Sam Adams Defended British soldiers in Boston Massacre Delegate at the 1 st and 2 nd Continental Congresses. John Adams. Leader of the Sons of Liberty Delegate at the Continental Congresses Cousin of John Adams Massachusetts. Sam Adams.

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The Battles for the Pacific

The Battles for the Pacific. Japanese Advances. Within Six months after Pearl Harbor, Japan dwarfed the German Empire by taking the following:. Hong Kong French Indochina Malaya Burma Thailand Half of China. Formosa Dutch East Indies Guam Wake Solomon Islands 2 Aleutian Islands.

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Americans on the European Front Notes

Americans on the European Front Notes. Angela Brown Chapter 10 Section 3. Learning Targets:. Describe how the United States prepared to take part in World War 1. Explain how American troops helped turn the tide of the war. Describe German submarine tactics during World War 1.

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Marvelous Monday, Nov. 13, 2014

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The Military Experience of World War I

The Military Experience of World War I. How did the U.S Help to Secure an Allied Victory in WWI?. STALEMATE. Trench Warfare. Fighting in Trenches.

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Americans on the European Front

Americans on the European Front. Women in WWI. Women were allowed to serve in this war as nurses, drivers, etc. Convoy System. It allowed supplies to be sent oversea safely. Doughboys. Name for WWI infantry. Name came from the buttons that looked like dumplings on Civil War uniforms.

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