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The Second World War

The Second World War. 1939-1945. The Two Sides in WW2. The Allies: Great Britain, Soviet Union, United States. The Axis Powers: Germany, Italy, Japan. The Two Theatres/Fronts . WW2 was fought in two main theatres/fronts: the European and Pacific Theatres. WW2 Begins in Europe.

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Creek Indian Civilization and Creek Indian Wars

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Economics 190/290 Lecture 6

Economics 190/290 Lecture 6 Transportation Economics: A Look at the Auto Industry Early history of automobile manufacturing It did not start in Detroit First auto manufacturing company, Duryea Motor Wagon Company of Springfield, MA, in 1895

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Objective: To examine the growth of mid 19 th century Irish and German immigration.

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Political Cartoons

Political Cartoons. 10/14/2013. Political Cartoon Elements. Caricatures Symbolism Irony Labeling Sarcasm . The goals of a political cartoon are to influence public opinion and to depict what is currently going on in US government.

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National Symbols

National Symbols. What Makes a National Symbols. Known throughout the Nation Symbolizes something important The story behind the symbol Usually a material object Gives a promise of something . Constitution. The constitution represents our responsibilities and freedoms.

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The Progressive Presidents

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Propaganda

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By : Danielle Leigh

1 - C2 . 0 . 2 Identify important symbols of the United States of America (e.g., Statue of Liberty, Uncle Sam, White House, Bald Eagle). By : Danielle Leigh. Trade Books. F is For Flag by: Wendy Cheyette Lewison. The House That George Built by Suzanne Slade.

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Uncle Sam

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The United States Flag It stands for the people, the land, and the freedom of the United States.

The United States Flag It stands for the people, the land, and the freedom of the United States. The stars are for the states. The stripes are for the first 13 states (colonies). The Liberty Bell It is a symbol of freedom. It is in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine: 1905

The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine: 1905.

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Putting the Puzzle Together for your own Political Cartoon

Putting the Puzzle Together for your own Political Cartoon. Before you create your own, lets look at what are the different criteria for a political cartoon. Example cartoon: . Step 1: What is the topic?. Topic: WWII and U.S. neutrality . Step 2: Message .

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What is an elegy?

What is an elegy?. Definition: . An elegy is a mournful or melancholy poem that honors someone who is dead . . Walt Whitman (Lit. pg. 504). Writing Career: 1820s-1892 Best known for writing in free verse , in which he writes in the rhythms of spoken language.

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Propaganda Project

Propaganda Project . B. Glittering Generalities.

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Things You Do When You Sit Down

Things You Do When You Sit Down. Feb 10 - 14. To whom is Uncle Sam playing schoolmaster? What might he be teaching them? Why does the cartoonist find Uncle Sam to be an ironic figure? . Feb 10.

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The Road to an Empire

The Road to an Empire. Cleveland, McKinley and Roosevelt. On the Monroe Doctrine . Cleveland, Olney, Venezuela 1895. Literature and Influence. Reverend Josiah Strong's Our Country: inspired missionaries to travel to foreign nations

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