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JEFFERSONIAN PERIOD & PROBLEMS ABROAD

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. What are some of the qualities you think are important for a president to have?. Precedents of Presidents. Establishing what it means to be Mr. President . Lies My Teacher Told Me. Presidential Precedent. Served only two terms Accepted the title of Mr. President

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Chapter 9 The Era of Thomas Jefferson

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Unit #10 WWII

Unit #10 WWII. Chapters 34-35. Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Shadow of War. The American public was still suffering from the great depression and wanted little to do with the pending issues in Europe London Economic Conference 66 nations met in 1933

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Stalemate

STALEMATE AND WARFARE. Stalemate By September 1914, the war had reached a stalemate , a situation in which neither side is able to gain an advantage.

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MAIN Causes of The Great War US Involvement in the war

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17.4 From Isolationism to War

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World War I

World War I. Objective. Draw conclusions about the causes and effects of American involvement in the world wars. 4 REASONS FOR THE BEGINNING OF WORLD WAR I. SYSTEM OF ALLIANCES IMPERIALISM MILITARISM NATIONALISM. SYSTEM OF ALLIANCES.

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New Nation, New Constitution

New Nation, New Constitution. Use Chapters 8 & 9 in your textbook as a reference. Vocabulary. Washington as President. Inauguration was held on April 30, 1789 First job was to put a working government in place Made appointments to new departments of Executive Branch

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Chapter 25 World War II

Chapter 25 World War II. The American People , 6 th ed. The Twisting Road to War. Europe on the Brink of War. In 1934, Adolph Hitler announced a program of rearming Germany in violation of the Treaty of Versailles In Italy, Benito Mussolini was also building a powerful military force

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The War of 1812

The War of 1812. Immediate Causes Merchant Ships American Expansion Fur Trade Officials American Jingosim. Treaty of Paris, 1783 The Constitutional Act, 1791 Long-Term Causes. Treaty of Paris, 1783.

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World War I Begins: Underlying Causes

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Objective: To examine the major events leading up to the War of 1812.

Objective: To examine the major events leading up to the War of 1812. Do Now: How was the U.S. able to profit from the war between England and France?. U.S. merchants profited by selling goods to both the British and the French. American merchant. Great Britain. I hate you, French dude!.

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The United States Faces Foreign Problems

The United States Faces Foreign Problems. Problems with Europe. France went to war with Spain and Great Britain in 1793. The US wanted to remain neutral Neutral = not taking sides. Adams elected 2nd president. John Adams was elected the 2nd president in 1797.

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The Rise of Political Parties & the XYZ Affair

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The War of 1812

The War of 1812. This unit will examine the following questions: Why did the war of 1812 occur? Who were some of the key people of the period? What were the outcomes of the major battles of the war? How did the war affect the development of upper Canada?. By: Mr. Koprowski.

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World History Honors

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Reteaching Activity 8-2

Reteaching Activity 8-2. Chapter 8 Early Challenges. Whiskey Rebellion. 1. Farmers in western Pennsylvania were upset because they were being taxed on the whiskey they made from their surplus corn 2. Attacks on tax collectors 3. Government responds with show of force. Western United States.

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