'First income tax' presentation slideshows

Civil War

Civil War. Fort Sumter- Emancipation Proclamation. The Outbreak of War. Confederate soldiers began taking over federal instillations in their states Courthouses, post offices and especially forts

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End of the Civil War and Reconstruction

End of the Civil War and Reconstruction. Chapter 4; Sections 2ish, 3 & 4. Civil War Territories. A Nation Split in Two. Confederacy Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida South Carolina Tennessee North Carolina Virginia Arkansas. North Advantages.

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THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR: A nation divided

THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR: A nation divided. -Two societies at war: mobilization, resources, and internal dissent - Military strategies and foreign diplomacy - Emancipation and the role of African Americans in the war

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The War is On!

The War is On!. Bull Run to Appomattox . Interesting Facts. In 1980, Bhutan was the only country in the world with no telephones. China has only about 200 family names. There are twice as many kangaroos in Australia as there are people.

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TAX 4001 Taxation of Business Entities

TAX 4001 Taxation of Business Entities. Introduction To Taxation Text: Chapter 1. Learning Objectives. Understand the components of a tax Identify the various taxes affecting business enterprises Briefly review history of the Federal income tax

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Ch.11 The Civil War

Ch.11 The Civil War . Border State Neutral Martial Law blockade. Advantages of the North. 110,000 factories Twice as much farmland and twice as much railroad track. The North had 2.5 million soldiers to 800,000 in the South. Advantages of the South .

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Ch.11 The Civil War (386)

Ch.11 The Civil War (386) . border State neutral martial Law blockade. The Border States. Kentucky and Missouri were important to controlling the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The Union needed to control Maryland, to protect Washington D.C. from being controlled by the confederacy.

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Progressive Movement under Taft and Wilson

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The War Effort At Home

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11- 3 : The Emancipation Proclamation 11-4: The Civil War and American Life

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Repercussions of the Civil War on the North & South

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Life During the Civil War

Life During the Civil War. DO NOW: Journal #2- Describe in 3-4 sentences what you think life was like as a soldier during the Civil War. Then, describe what you think life was like for those left at home throughout the war in another 3-4 sentences. . African Americans in the Fight.

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Introduction to: The Civil War and Reconstruction

Introduction to: The Civil War and Reconstruction. Causes of the Civil War:. Economic Differences - Northern economy was industrialized - Southern economy was based on agricultural (and dependent upon slave labor)

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Life During the Civil War

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IV. The Civil War and American Life

IV. The Civil War and American Life. Chapter 11, section 4. A. Divisions Over the War. Southerners with few slaves did not support the war In the North, many felt the South had the right to secede, and others opposed the Emancipation Proclamation

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