'Free nation' presentation slideshows

COLD

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Revolution, Constitutionalism, and Democracy

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Warm-up

Warm-up. Be in your seat, quiet and working by the time the bell rings Select a 3 rd color of highlighter and color in the title boxes for the Declaration of Independence. Get a textbook and read pages 33-36 Answer the 9 questions in the preview

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CONSTITUTION DAY

CONSTITUTION DAY. & CITIZENSHIP DAY September 17. Why Recognize this Document?. The purpose of Constitution Day and Citizenship Day is to ensure that students in our country have an increased knowledge and appreciation of this valuable and important document of freedom.

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Themes (Major Topics) of the 1920s

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What text is referred to below? When you know, raise your hand!

What text is referred to below? When you know, raise your hand!.

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CH. 1: Sec. 1 The Road To WWI

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Bellringer

Bellringer. Chapter 2: Roots of American Democracy Section 2: The Birth of a Democratic Society. Colonial Resistance and Rebellion

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Breakthrough International Group

Breakthrough International Group. Breaking all Limits!. VISION To achieve financially-free Nation. MISSION.

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Declaration of Independence

Declaration of Independence. By: Lindsey Andrews, Allison Workman, Reagan Meyers, Hunter Laufer. The Declaration of Independence. The author of this document is Thomas Jefferson. This explains why the United States should be a free nation. Purpose.

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Treaty of Velasco

Treaty of Velasco. Who? David Burnet Sam Houston Santa Anna. Treaty of Velasco. When? May 14, 1836. Treaty of Velasco. Where? San Jacinto. Treaty of Velasco. Why? Santa Anna was captured by Sam Houston. David Burnet worked out the negotiations. Treaty of Velasco. What?

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Lesson Nine: Themes

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