'Total war' presentation slideshows

Ch 6, WWI.

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1864-65

1864-65. The l ast year of the Civil War. Objectives. Learn how Grant altered the war plans of the Union. Learn how those plans were carried out by who and how. Lt. General U.S. Grant.

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Essential Question :

Essential Question : What factors led to the outbreak of the Civil War & contributed to Confederate successes from 1861 to 1863?. Secession & the Outbreak of the Civil War. Secession in the South. The failed Crittenden Compromise in 1860.

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Where are the limits of medicine: are we turning the whole world into patients?

Where are the limits of medicine: are we turning the whole world into patients?. Richard Smith Editor BMJ www.bmj.com/talks. What I want to talk about. What is medicalisation? Medicalisation of birth, death, and sexuality Screening: a major medicalisaing force?

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World War II

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The Impact of War on life in Nazi Germany

The Impact of War on life in Nazi Germany. www.educationforum.co.uk. Morale. The passage of the war certainly had a major impact on the morale of the German people, something Hitler predicted. In 1939 the SD were instructed to produce regular reports on the morale of the people for the regime.

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Chapter 31 Section 3

The Global Conflict: Allied Successes . Chapter 31 Section 3. Setting the Scene

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In the argument over slavery, the Northern states wanted to

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TOTAL WAR

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Important Battles

Important Battles. Vicksburg Gettysburg. Siege at Vicksburg. The Confederates were in high spirits because of victories at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville The Union needed to change the tide Soon, they captured New Orleans and Memphis

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What was life like in Nazi Germany?

What was life like in Nazi Germany?. What was life in wartime Germany 1939-45?. The events of the war September 1939 outbreak of war Operation Barbarossa- on the 22 nd June 1941 , turning against their allies Russia. Despite signing the Nazi-Soviet pact in August 1939.

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Highlights of the War between the States

The Furnace of Civil War. Highlights of the War between the States. 1 st BULL RUN. Confederate Victory Proved war would not be quick and painless 2 nd Bull Run Another confederate victory in which Lee began campaign to invade the north Hoped to convince border states to join Confederacy.

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Bellringer

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How well did the Nazi state copes with the demands of War?

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How well did the Nazi state copes with the demands of War?

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People

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The Union wins the Civil War

The Union wins the Civil War. Quiz. Who was the famous person that died at the Battle of Chancellorsville? Which city did Grant win to break the Confederacy in half? What city did Sherman capture just before the Christmas of 1864?

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