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CAUSES OF WORLD WAR II

CAUSES OF WORLD WAR II. HORRORS OF WORLD WAR I. TREATY OF VERSAILLES: ISSUES TO BE SETTLED ----------------------------------------- TERRITORIAL ADJUSTMENTS REPARATIONS ARMAMENT RESTRICTIONS WAR GUILT LEAGUE OF NATIONS. TREATY OF VERSAILLES, EUROPE. 1914 1919.

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Wilbur Wright

Wilbur Wright. Hank Aaron. Jackie Robinson. Phyllis Wheatley . Nancy Ward. Jesse Owens. Alexander Hamilton. Martin Luther King Jr. Amelia Earhart . Robert E. Lee. Anne Sullivan . Elizabeth Blackwell. Harriet Tubman. Neil Armstrong. Babe Ruth. Susan B. Anthony. Clara Barton.

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Mentoring in the BLM

Mentoring in the BLM. Planting the Future E. M. Cobb BLM Colorado. BLM Mission Statement. It is the mission of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to sustain the health, diversity and productivity of the public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations.

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Junior/Senior Current Events Round 2

Junior/Senior Current Events Round 2. 1. Science/ Technology. Question One.

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Happy Game

Famous African Americans. The Happy Game. Happy is very hungry. Pick the right lunch box to keep Happy healthy. Happy Game. *Martin Luther King, Jr.*. *George Washington*. Who was the youngest person to receive the Nobel Peace Prize?. Yuck!

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Famous Black Americans

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To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird. By Harper Lee. Setting. Maycomb, Alabama (fictional city) 1933-1935 Although slavery has long been abolished, the Southerners in Maycomb continue to believe in white supremacy. Themes. Racial Prejudice Social Snobbery Morality Tolerance Patience Equality

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To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird. By Harper Lee. Setting. Maycomb, Alabama (fictional city) 1933-1935 Although slavery has long been abolished, the Southerners in Maycomb continue to believe in white supremacy. Themes. Racial Prejudice Social Snobbery Morality Tolerance Patience Equality

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Black History Month

Black History Month. What is Black History Month?. Black history month commemorates the significant events and achievements of the African-American population of the United States.

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Holocaust - Diary of Anne Frank Web Quest

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Monday Feb. 11th

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Society, Culture, and Sport

Society, Culture, and Sport. Chapter 20. Introduction. We will trace the development of sport, both nationally and internationally. At the end, you will have a greater understanding of the historical evolution of modern day sport. Topics Covered:. Brief history of sport in Canada

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To kill a mockingbird

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African American History Facts

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The Olympics: Then and Now

The Olympics: Then and Now The earliest recorded date in history for the Olympics. Ancient Olympic Games lasted from around 776 B.C. until 394 A.D. At this time, the Olympics were ended by the Roman emperor Theodosius. 776 B.C. Archaeological site at Olympia

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Affirmations

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Jesse Owens life By Aaron, Georgia, Muminah

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Jesse Owens

Jesse Owens. By: Amirah, Yaritza, Zainab, Alec, and DeMarey. Information. born September 12,1913 Born on a small farm in Oakville,Alabama Real name:James Cleveland Owens Nickname:J.C. Black hair Brown eyes. School. Cleveland East Technical High School Ohio state university

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Unit 6 Study Guide Answers

Unit 6 Study Guide Answers . 1. A U.S. passenger ship a German U-boat sank during WWI where over 100 American civilians died is the Lusitanina . 2. Which of these is one way the United States contributed before they joined World War I?

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