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WORLD WAR II

WORLD WAR II. PART I THE ROAD TO WWII. EUGENIA LANGAN MATER ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL HIALEAH GARDENS, FLORIDA . ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS : TODAY: WHAT WAS U.S. FOREIGN POLICY BETWEEN WWI AND OUR ENTRY INTO WWII? WHAT CAUSED WWII? WHY WAS THE U.S. SO SLOW TO ENTER WWII? BROAD :

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CHAPTER 18: Industrialization and Immigration

CHAPTER 18: Industrialization and Immigration. JEOPARDY RULES. You will choose a team captain. This is the only person who gives answers. You may only use your Study Guide. No books or other notes or worksheets. You only gain points for being right.

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Essential Questions : What was the impact of the Industrial Revolution in the U.S.?

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Chapter 10: Race and Ethnicity

Chapter 10: Race and Ethnicity. Race: Biology or Society?. Race : Biologically speaking, an arbitrary classification assigned on the basis of genetic characteristics. From a sociological perspective, however, race is socially constructed. Its meaning in society is a cultural process.

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Abolitionists and Reformers

Abolitionists and Reformers. 19 th Century Reformers and Social Change. Abolitionism.

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BA # 2 Review

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Pop Quiz/Matching

Pop Quiz/Matching. Roads, canals, and bridges Warned European powers. The right to vote. Trail of Tears Vetoed Bank of the United States Nullification Martin Van Buren Andrew Jackson Cherokee Spoils System Infrastructure Suffrage Monroe Doctrine.

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TH1/31-F2/1/13; M1/9/12 ; F1/7/11; M1/11/10; W 1/14/09

TH1/31-F2/1/13; M1/9/12 ; F1/7/11; M1/11/10; W 1/14/09. Politics in Late 19 th Century (Ch. 21.1-21.3; pp. 585-605 ) Q: What were the most important political issues of the late 19 th Century? Q: How were the issues dealt with ?. I. Political Trends. A. Democrats Dem support

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North and South

North and South. Chapter 14 pp. 406 - 429. Section 1: Industry in the North. Main Idea: As the Northern economy grew, new inventions and faster transportation changed the way goods were manufactured and shipped. New Inventions.

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Chapter 19

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Nature Vs. Nurture

Nature Vs. Nurture . By, Janelly Perez. The Debate. For years the nature vs. nurture debate has been an issue in psychology. The debate is how genetic inheritance and environmental factors play in a persons development and characteristics and which one plays a bigger role .

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Nation of Immigrants

Nation of Immigrants. Chapter 15 section 1. All Americans, at some point in their family history, came to the United States as immigrants. Old Immigrants. 1800-1880 10 million North and West Europe Germany Sweden Ireland Britain. Chinese Immigration. 1840s-1850s Gold Rush Railroads.

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Objective 2.03

Objective 2.03 . Distinguish between the economic and social issues that led to sectionalism and nationalism. Samuel Morse. Invented the electromagnetic telegraph in 1837. Eli Whitney. Invented the Cotton Gin in 1792 and the concept of interchangeable parts in 1801. John Deere.

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Immigration during the 19th Century

Immigration during the 19th Century. German and Irish Experience Push and Pull Factors. Push Factors. Events or conditions which cause a person or group to seek life in another country; it pushes them out or forces them to leave Famine failing economy lack of resources

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A New Spirit of Change

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Discovery

Discovery. Immigration: Quiz Review . Part A. Definitions. International Migration Encompasses many movements: voluntary emigration, work migration that has been legalized by work and residence permits and flight or expulsion forced by violence or life threatening situations Push Factors

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