'President teddy roosevelt' presentation slideshows

The government

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New Global Patterns

New Global Patterns. World History: 1750 - Present. Tokugawa Japan. New Global Patterns. Tokugawa Japan. Japan had been in the control of the Tokugawa shoguns since 1603 The Tokugawas drove out foreigners and closed off trade with other countries. Tokugawa Japan.

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The New Deal: The Works Progress Administration

The New Deal: The Works Progress Administration.

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The Origins of American Football

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America Becomes a World Power

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Kids in School are Smarter

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American Foreign Policy 1898-1914 Part B

American Foreign Policy 1898-1914 Part B. Regarding sea transportation, what link between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans had long been desired by the United States and European powers? They wanted a canal through Central America that would link the two great oceans.

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Blocks 1,7+8

Blocks 1,7+8. Please have out from last class: Vocabulary packets, your Chapter 21 sec 1 sheet, and your clock partner paper Please pick up a textbook, a child labor packet And a plain sheet of paper. Review of vocabulary and KIM strategy.

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Industrialization in America, 1800s U.S. History Mr. Molina p. 320-322 p. 326-327

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The White House

The White House. by Don Fisher. 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Washington, D.C. South Face. Built from 1792 to 1800. John Adams was the first President to live in the White House, 1800. James Hoban was the architect. British Burned Washington, D.C. in 1814. President Madison had to flee.

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Edwin Arlington Robinson

Edwin Arlington Robinson. Family Misfortune. Both of his parents died before he was thirty. One of his brothers was an alcoholic; the other, a drug addict. Both died at early ages. When he was six years old, he wondered why he had been born. Pessimist?.

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JAPAN

JAPAN. KEY TERMS. Commodore Matthew Perry = U.S. naval commander who pressured Japan to sign treaty opening Japan to trade in 1854 Treaty of Kanagawa = treaty which allowed American ships to trade at 2 Japanese ports

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Panama

Panama. Madison Banks Mary Avila Robert Gilpin Jannik Pantring. Location. **Southern most country in North America**. Rationale for U.S involvement. Panamanians were rebelling against the special regulations of martime traffic at ports at the entry to the canal.

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Expansion in the Pacific:

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