'Full scale war' presentation slideshows

World War II to Sept. 11

World War II to Sept. 11. Pearl Harbor. U.S. naval base in Hawaii Attacked by Japan unexpectedly on December 7, 1941 United States declares war on Japan and enters World War II. Japanese-American Internment Camps.

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The French and Indian War

The French and Indian War. British-French Rivalry. British-French Rivalry. Population in the British colonies grew resulting in people moving west into the Ohio River Valley. This land was controlled by French fur traders.

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Cuban Revolution

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Slavery Without Submission, Emancipation Without Freedom Chapter Nine Analysis

Slavery Without Submission, Emancipation Without Freedom Chapter Nine Analysis. Presented by: Krystal Marie Edwards. Overview of Chapter. During the 1800s the United States main reason for supporting slavery was because slavery was the main source of economics for the South.

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United States History

United States History. Chapter 26: The Road to War. Legacy of World War I. Officially, World War II began on September 1, 1939 However, you can also say that the beginning of WWII dates back to November 11, 1918

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The Korean War

The Korean War . But First. Let's have a recap of where we are so far. What is the Cold War? Why are we involved? What's going on in Europe? What is this Iron Curtain thing?. The Iron Curtain. Germany Divided .

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The Chinese Dragon

The Chinese Dragon. This is really just my impression of China based on my summer Fulbright-Hays Summer Seminar Abroad on the History and Culture of China. Written on Wall of West Forest Temple

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The Build-up to War

Global Depression and Rising Tensions. The Build-up to War. Japan in Trouble. Island nation dependent upon imports for many raw materials Makes it beholden to the whims of other countries Saw conquest as the surest means of securing materials China and Southeast Asia. Japanese Aggression.

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The Build-up to War

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How did the Japanese invasion help strengthen the Communists?

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By Denis Minchuk 7A1 ID1

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Soviet Takeover

Soviet Takeover. BY: Drew M ilano. What led to the Soviet takeover. A treaty was enforced between Afghanistan and Soviet Union The leaders of PDPA called for the troops of the soviet union because there where two groups, communist, noncommunist.

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WAR

WAR. WAR is an organized and often prolonged conflict that is carried out by states or other types of parties wishing to form or control states WAR is characterized by extreme aggression, economic disintegration and irrationality, social disruption, and usually high mortality [death].

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Origins of the Vietnam War

U.S. History. Origins of the Vietnam War. Background. While the U.S. and Soviet Union never fought each other during the Cold War, the U.S. often fought wars against communists in other countries. Part of the U.S. policy of containment .

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Why did the USA join WW2?

Why did the USA join WW2?. Task. Get into pairs One person from each pair to stay in the room and use the text books to help find the reasons. The other group to go to IT3 and make notes from the remainder of this presentation. Back in Hu1 after 20 mins to collate evidence.

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