'Naval base' presentation slideshows

World War II

World War II. Back to Isolationism. During the Great Depression, the United States returned to isolationism. Congress was more concerned with the economy than international affairs. So, they signed several neutrality acts intended to prevent another war from occurring. .

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Imperialism

American Studies. Imperialism. What is Imperialism?. Imperialism : Build an empire by taking over other countries Powerful countries take over weaker countries Gain political, economic, and social control over other parts of the world Reasons why:

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World War 2

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Alameda Unified School District Demographic Trends and Forecasts

Alameda Unified School District Demographic Trends and Forecasts. Shelley Lapkoff, Ph.D. and Jeanne Gobalet, Ph.D. Lapkoff & Gobalet Demographic Research, Inc. March 13, 2007. Agenda. How we categorized students in order to unravel the different factors that have affected enrollments

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Becoming a World Power: American Imperialism

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World war ii

Chapter 32 (1939-1945). World war ii. Weaknesses of the Treaty of Versailles. The Axis Powers invade territory in Europe and Asia during the 1930s Third Reich Violations Italy, Germany, Japan What was created after WWI to prevent this situation from occurring? What did the League do?

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World War II

World War II.

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Early American Imperialism

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WAR!

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ESL I US History (Reconstruction to the Present) Study for End of Course Exam Topics 16-18

ESL I US History (Reconstruction to the Present) Study for End of Course Exam Topics 16-18 . K. Gonzalez. Topics 16-18 are due at the end of the period on Tuesday 11/26. Topic 16:World War II. Standard:. Objectives: .

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WORLD WAR 2

WORLD WAR 2. 28-1-13. By Rebekah & Dylan. These are the types of aircrafts used in World War 2. This is a walter p38 pistol most Germans used it. MACHINE GUNS. George the 5 th was in charge of England during WW2.

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Spanish-American War

Spanish-American War. Warm Up. What 3 factors drove America to pursue overseas territories in the late 1800s? Economic Needs Military Security Ethnocentric Beliefs. Activity Review. Where did we go and why? Midway, Wake, Samoa : Naval bases, refuel, supply Hawaii: Economic

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Imperialism in Panama

Imperialism in Panama . By Emily Mayer, Kelli Orihuela , and Carson Lacerenza. How did the US get involved?. Signed Hay- Bunau Varilla treaty which authorized the US to construct the Panama canal. In 1903 the United States secured treaty to build a canal across Panama.

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The Pacific War

The Pacific War . War in Asia starts in 1937 when Japan attacks China. Pearl Harbour . December 1941- Japan launched numerous attacks, including one against a U.S. naval base in Hawaii ( Pearl Harbour ) and the British colony of Hong Kong, which was being defended by 2000 Canadians.

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American Imperialism

American Imperialism. Big Questions. What were the main reasons why leaders in the United States felt that the U.S. should become an empire? How did the United States acquire Alaska and Hawaii?. What is Imperialism?.

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Chapter 18 Section 1 Part 2

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WWII

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TOPIC FIRE : friend and foe Class-VII. By. LEKSHMI.N.NAIR T.G.T English, K.V. No 1, Naval Base, Kochi. WHAT IS A FIRE?. FIRE is the result of chemical reaction. When the oxygen in the air combines with carbon and hydrogen in a fuel, a chemical reaction takes place.

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Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico. By: Melissa Chernow, Christina Diana, and Hayley Keith. How US got involved. US invaded PR July 26, 1898 Gloucester fired at Spanish blockhouse US obtained PR uncontested Ceded to US by Spain in Dec. 1898 Part of the Treaty of Paris. Justification vs. Motives.

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The Bombing of Pearl Harbor

The Bombing of Pearl Harbor. Basic Info. Who: Japanese What: Bomb U.S. naval base When: Dec. 7, 1941 Where: Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Why?. U.S. oil embargo Give Japan time to expand into SE Asia Japan felt U.S. would be in war eventually. How?. Fleet sails through N. Pacific

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