'American life' presentation slideshows

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??????. Responding to Literature. Orientation . Questions for the two different groups in the class(compare the difference in the answers) 1. Why do you read literature? 2.Why do we read literature?

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World War II

World War II. Study Guide Identifications. Roots of War Treaty of Versailles Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere Adolph Hitler Pearl Harbor American Propaganda Manhattan Project. Study Guide Questions. What were the causes of WWII?

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Separate but Equal

Separate but Equal. Brown V. Board of Education. Brown v. Board of Education. Background. Personalities in the Case. Arguments. The Facts. Constitutional Precedents. The Aftermath. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. $600. $600. $600.

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American History

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Politics and Economics of the Jazz Age

Politics and Economics of the Jazz Age. Coach Presnell. Admin. Issues. WWI Homework Packet due today or Monday. 1920s homework packet due next Wednesday. Quiz returned on Monday. Objectives. Understand the political, social and economic dynamics of the 1920s and their effect on US History.

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WW II: The Home Front

WW II: The Home Front. Lend-Lease Act (1941). Authorized president to lend or lease arms and equipment to nations whose defense he considered vital to U.S. Primarily designed to help Great Britain Extended to Soviet Union later that year. Atlantic Charter (1941).

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American Indian Probate Reform Act of 2004 (AIPRA)

American Indian Probate Reform Act of 2004 (AIPRA). Floyd H. Azure II Montana State University Extension Undergraduate Student Assistant Marsha A. Goetting Montana State University Extension Family Economics Specialist; Department of Agricultural Economics & Economics.

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Modern U.S. History Lecture #3

Modern U.S. History Lecture #3. Western Expansion. Themes. Westward expansion promised new opportunities for the American dream, yet success was often elusive. The promises of American life were not available to Native Americans. Farmers began to call for reform.

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The Jazz Age

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The Public Service Publisher Initiative

The Public Service Publisher Initiative. a public service media resource. What is it?. an access point, archive and resource for public service programming a service provider to stations and the public an integrator of audio and video content and enabling technologies

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How did Slavery Develop in the American Colonies?

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14 A New Industrial Age Natural Resources Fuel Industrialization Used steam engine to drill for oil. Made kerosene from the oil and gasoline as a byproduct. Coal and iron deposits are found and steel is made from the iron by removing carbon.

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The Slave Economy Page 479

The Slave Economy Page 479. Views on Slavery. Slavery had been a part of American life since colonial days. Some people thought slavery was wrong. Most Northerners once thought that all Southerners owned slaves. The Slave Economy. Southern Slaveholders in 1860: 75% owned no slaves

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The Fireside Poets

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Harlem Renaissance

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From Technocracy to Technopoly

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