'European nations' presentation slideshows

Postwar America 1945-1960

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THE FIRST WORLD WAR

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12.1: Development of the Cold War

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12.1: Development of the Cold War

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Aim: What are the causes of the French Revolution?

Aim: What are the causes of the French Revolution?. Causes of the French Revolution. Absolute Monarchy with a WEAK LEADER Louis XVI American Revolution Enlightenment Ideas Liberty, Freedom, Limited Government Financial Problems Overspending: Luxury and War

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The Scramble for Africa

The Scramble for Africa. King Leopold.

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IN YOUR HEAD Match the alliance the following countries belonged to:

IN YOUR HEAD Match the alliance the following countries belonged to:. Great Britain. Austria Hungary. Triple Alliance. Triple Entente. France. Germany. Russia. Militarism. Focus for this lesson. .. IMPERIALISM and NATIONALISM You will gain an awareness of what we mean by the word

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Mt4: The causes and effects of WW2

Mt4: The causes and effects of WW2. Learning Goal/Essential question: Lt2: E xplain what Germany, Italy and Japan did to expand their empires/control in the 1930s. Lt3: Understand why European leaders choose to appease the totalitarian leaders prior to the outbreak of WW2.

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Ch.11 Sec. 3 Age of Napoleon

Ch.11 Sec. 3 Age of Napoleon. Main Idea Napoleon built a vast empire, but lost it also. Nationalism spread as a result of the French Revolution. I. Rise of Napoleon. Napoleon Bonaparte was born in 1769. He went to a military school in France on a scholarship.

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Imperialism Causes and Effects

Imperialism Causes and Effects. Mr. Bach Hudson High School Accelerated World History. Cause #1: Raw Materials. Industrialization throughout Europe depended on raw materials. Countries need to establish colonies to provide raw materials. Cause #2: Investment Opportunities.

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Wealth & Poverty

Wealth & Poverty. High-income nations have highly industrialized economies; technologically advanced industrial, administrative & service occupations; & relatively high levels of per capita income (Examples are Australia, New Zealand, Japan, European nations, Canada and the United States).

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Early Colonization

Helton/Hurst U.S. History Chapter 3 Section 1. Early Colonization. Standards. 8.2.spi.4. recognize the economic activities of early America (i.e., agriculture, industry, and service). 8.5.spi.7. recognize the historical impacts of European settlement in North America. . Vocabulary .

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Where are states located?

Where are states located?. Chapter 8, key issue 1. overview. State: area organized into a political unit with a sovereign government Sovereignty: independence and control over internal affairs US States are not states in this sense Problems: Defining states

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Era: The U.S. Becomes a World Power (1890-1920)

Era: The U.S. Becomes a World Power (1890-1920). The U.S. became a world power by:. Extending its power over other territories and nations (Imperialism) Helping to win WWI. Reasons for Imperialism. Industrial Revolution

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Discuss this questions with the person next to you and be prepared to share with the class

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Super Committee Deadlocked on Deficit Talks says Pan America

(1888PressRelease) Potential failure of 'super committee' to solve US deficit may be supportive of gold in the long term.

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1945: Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

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