'Declare war' presentation slideshows

WW II

WW II. 1940 - 1945. U.S. Enters the War. December 8, 1941: FDR appears before joint session of Congress declaring Dec. 7 "a day that will live in infamy " Congress votes to declare war on Japan. December 10: Japanese forces invade the Philippines

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World War I The Great War

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Chapter 16 Section 4

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World War I

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THE WAR OF 1812

THE WAR OF 1812. BY:SANDRA ROSAS, LORNA LOPEZ, DULCE GOMEZ^_^. WHAT IS THE WAR OF 1812?. THE WAR OF 1812 IS A WAR FOUGHT BETWEEN AMERICAN AND BRITISH EMPIRE FORCES.

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World War II

1935: Hitler rebuild military (illegal from Treaty of Versailles) ... 1938: Hitler clearly dangerous (strong military, campaigns against Jews) ...

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Justice in War

Justice in War. Dr. Steve Hays BKHS Leadership and Ethics Spring 2014. Overview. Three principal areas: The just conditions for entering into a war. When is it just to go to war? The just conditions for conducting a war.

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War of 1812

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PEARL HARBOR December 7, 1941

PEARL HARBOR December 7, 1941. Why did Japan Attack?. Japan had invaded both China and Indochina The U.S. demanded that Japan withdraw from China and Indochina September 1940. The U.S. placed an embargo on Japan by prohibiting exports of oil, steel, scrap iron, and aviation fuel to Japan

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RECENT AMERICAN HISTORY

WARS FOUGHT BY THE UNITED STATES IN THE 1900s. RECENT AMERICAN HISTORY. 1900s. World War I World War II Korean War Vietnam War (Persian) Gulf War Question # 78. World War I. When? 1914-1918

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Attack on Pearl Harbor

Attack on Pearl Harbor. December 7 th , 1941. Pearl Harbor. Japanese Plan. Knew they could not win long, drawn-out war Thought of the U.S. as weak, hoped to hit them hard and force a quick surrender Hoped to eliminate U.S. Pacific fleet as a threat. Battle Plan. Battle Plan.

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What were the results of the Spanish-American War?

What were the results of the Spanish-American War?. At the end of the Spanish-American War, the United States gained the territories of the Philippines, Guam, and Puerto Rico. Why was the Chisholm Trail important to America?.

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Quick Formative Assessment

Quick Formative Assessment. Get a piece of paper out and number it 1- 18 !. Federal, State or Concurrent (Shared) Power?. 1) Tax 2) Declare War 3) Negotiate Treaties 4) Regulate trade between the states 5) Punish shoplifters. What goes in the blanks?. Federalism is the idea that

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The War Ends

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Nazi Aggression and Appeasement

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Manifest Destiny!!

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AP Gov Review: Video #2, Separation Of Powers

AP Gov Review: Video #2, Separation Of Powers. Everything You Need To Know About Separation Of Powers To Succeed In AP Gov. A Brief Intro. What is it? Dividing (separating) government powers among different branches of government What is the purpose of it?

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WAR OF 1812

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Chapter 8 Section 2

Chapter 8 Section 2. Textbook: page 218. Chapter 8 Section 2 Questions. ___________ is an example of a non legislative power of Congress. ___________ best describes the powers held by Congress. ___________ is an example of a power of Congress.

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