'British commander' presentation slideshows

Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Turning Points. Revolutionary Battles. Advantages and Disadvantages. Help! I need somebody!.

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World War II: Pacific Theater

World War II: Pacific Theater. Lsn 27. ID & SIG:. atomic bomb, China-Burma-India Theater, Hiroshima, Holocaust, island-hopping, MacArthur, mutual assured destruction, Operation Cartwheel, Pearl Harbor, roles of women, Stilwell, total war, Truman. The Pacific Theater. Imperial Japan.

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Campaign Years of 1778 - 1781

Campaign Years of 1778 - 1781. After the failure of the British plans for 1776 and 1777, the war changes and becomes harder to follow:. The British still control New York City and the Americans fortify the Hudson Valley to keep the British bottled up.

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Why Did We Lose in Iraq?

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The Stirrings of Rebellion

The Stirrings of Rebellion. Chapter 4 Section 1. Following the French and Indian War, Britain needed to raise revenue to pay for debt. The Sugar Act - 1764. British Action Strictly enforced Halved duty on foreign molasses (Indirect Tax) Placed duties on certain imports ( ie . lumber)

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Chapter 6-4

Chapter 6-4. Fighting Moves South. British invade the South in 1778, hoping to unite loyalists there and advance north. Lord Charles Cornwallis leads the British through Georgia and South Carolina capturing key cities and ports. Savanah, GA. Charles Town , S.C. Lord Charles Cornwallis.

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Terms and People

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4.1 The French and Indian War

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Napoleon Bonaparte

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Objectives

Objectives. Find out how the Americans won the final battle of the Revolution. Learn the terms of the peace treaty with England. Explore the reasons that the Americans were victorious. Examine the effects of the American Revolution. Terms and People.

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U.S. History

U.S. History. The French and Indian War. Opening. Today you will see how the end of Anglo-French imperial competition as seen in the French and Indian War and the 1763 Treaty of Paris laid the groundwork for the American Revolution. Competing European Claims .

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The Imperial Crisis

The Imperial Crisis. 1763 - 1775. Developing Crisis. The colonies remained loyal Englishmen, though they continued to be unruly: they are seen on the home island as bordering on disloyal if not out right disloyal. The colonists began to lobby for representation.

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Objectives

Objectives. Find out how the Americans won the final battle of the Revolution. Learn the terms of the peace treaty with England. Explore the reasons that the Americans were victorious. Examine the effects of the American Revolution. Terms and People.

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SS Siege of Savannah Review Powerpoint

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The American Revolution Begins

The American Revolution Begins. 1775-1776. Objectives. Identify and describe the first battle of the Revolutionary War Describe what the Americans did as a result of the first battle Identify the purpose of the Second Continental Congress and who they made commander of the Continental Army

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Expectations of the War

Expectations of the War . Jemima Jakob & Liam . Sir John French, the British commander - was expecting to fight a knockout blow.

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Arnhem: Operation Market Garden

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Sir William Jones (1746-1794)

Sir William Jones (1746-1794). Sir William Jones founded the Asiatic Society in 1784 under the patronage of Warren Hastings. Famed for its collection of Indology, Literature and Scientific Research of about 20000 volumes including some 8000 rare Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian and Hindi manuscripts.

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Battle of Saratoga (The Turning Point of the War)

Battle of Saratoga (The Turning Point of the War). Colonial Leader p. 130. Reason for American success/British Defeat p.130. Outcome of the Battle p. 130. British Plan p.129. Importance of Saratoga p. 130. 1. 2. 3. British Leader p.129. Battle of Saratoga

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