'Atomic bombs' presentation slideshows

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Benchmark 3 Review US History

Benchmark 3 Review US History. Mr. Tran. Have students take out a piece of paper Put aside any unused desks Ask a question and have students write answer on their paper. The students who got the correct answer move to the next empty seat (but keep the paper on the desk)

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Impact

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WWII Notes Packet

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World History

World History. 12/16/13. Warm-up. Why was the Battle of the Atlantic important? Why did the success of D-Day mean that the war was almost over? Pick two to answer: What happened in the Battle of Britain? What happened at the Battle of Stalingrad? What happened at the Battle of El Alamein?

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World War II

World War II. Economic and Political Causes of WWII. Economic and Political Causes of WWII. Major Events in Europe. WWII. Battle of Britain. Major Events in Europe. D-Day. Major Events in Asia. Pearl Harbor. Japan makes a surprise attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

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Aim: What are the key events of WWII?

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Chapter 7 Biological Pathways- Photosynthesis

Chapter 7 Biological Pathways- Photosynthesis. Biology 100. Energy Pathways. Ultimately, the source of all energy in almost all ecosystems is the energy of fusion in the sun. Primary Producers (autotrophs) capture this energy in photosynthesis and use it to create organic molecules.

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What weakened the global power of America after WWII?

What weakened the global power of America after WWII?. Objectives: Explain why the US was so powerful in 1945 Explain why the Global Power of the US was weakened after 1950. Hiroshima: 1945: US Victory. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NF4LQaWJRDg USA seems to dominate East Asia by 1945

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Major Events and Turning Points During WWII

Major Events and Turning Points During WWII. Germany Invades Poland. September 1, 1939 Germany invaded Poland, setting off war in Europe. The Soviet Union also invaded Poland and the Baltic nations. Great Britain and France declared war on Germany. Next Event. Germany Invades France.

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The End Of World War II

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Atomic Bomb

By: Jayrese Rider. Atomic Bomb. Who Created the Atomic Bomb?. The creator of the nuclear bomb was the scientist named Robert Oppenheimer. It was created in the 1900s during the World War II. How many bombs are made each year?.

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Island Hopping

Island Hopping. After Pearl Harbor. Japanese continue the war effort by attacking US, British, & Dutch possessions in the Pacific & Southeast Asia. US Army Air Corps took off from the USS Hornet in a successful effort to bomb Tokyo.

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Chapter Thirty-Seven: New Conflagrations: World War II

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The War Ends

The War Ends. War Ends in Europe. Soviet Victories - 1943 ? won Battle of Stalingrad - end of 1943 ? advanced & pushed back Germans - early 1944 ? Siege of Leningrad ended - January 1945 ? Soviets within 40 miles of Berlin. War Ends in Europe. D-Day

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Japan C hapter 32-1 and 32-2 (pgs. 681-692)

Japan C hapter 32-1 and 32-2 (pgs. 681-692). Group 6: Carrington Holman, Xander Abadia , Paige Schuck. Physical Characteristics (pg. 681). Japan consists of chains of islands The sea surrounding japan used to protect it from invaders There is an underwater mountain range

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GCRCT Flip Book

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WWII Aftermath

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