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    When the British attacked New York in late August 1776: a. Washington ambushed and routed them b. the American army was fortunate to escape into New Jersey c. the Americans received French reinforcements just in time d. Washington learned the superiority of the militia to regular troops e. Washington met them with a larger‚ more experienced force In August 1776‚ General Washington had 28‚000 men under his command. By December‚ he had: a. 35‚000 b. 15‚000 c. 13‚000 d. 20

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    It All Adds Up Question 1 Response: The decade of the 1950s might be considered to be a tale of two Americas or even a paradox for various reasons. Even though this time period can been seen as a decade of prosperity with the freedom of consumer choice‚ ethnic minorities were excluded. This decade was a time of confidence and a time of fear. The United State believed that they could do whatever; for example end poverty and prevent the revolution on communism in other countries. Even though Americans

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    Richard Neiper Grand Master Gerry Cook 2nd Degree Black Belt Paper June 3‚ 2013 History of Taekwondo Taekwondo is an empty-hand combat form that entails the use of the entire body. Tae means "to Kick" or "Smash with the feet‚" Kwon implies "punching" or "destroying with the hand or fist‚" and Do means "way" or "method." Taekwondo thus‚ is the technique of unarmed combat for self defense that involves the skillful application of techniques that include punching‚ kicks‚ blocks‚ dodges‚ parrying

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    US history ch 28 Study online at quizlet.com/_ag7xx 1. The 1944 Battle of Leyte Gulf the largest naval engagement in history 2. The 1945 Battle of Iwo Jima was the costliest in the history of the United States Marines After 1943‚ the United States advanced on Japan primarily with the aid of forces from Australia and New Zealand All of the following statements regarding the Allied development of an atomic bomb during World War II are true EXCEPT Albert Einstein

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    Social Studies Curriculum Guide United States History Grade/Course: U.S. History‚ Grades 9-12 [pic] United States History Unit 1: Colonial Era Elaborated Unit Focus: This unit is centered on the development of the English colonies in America. It traces the evolution of the economies‚ governments‚ social structures‚ relations with Native Americans‚ and introduction of slavery within the three colonial regions. The role of religion

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    the major similarities among European‚ Native American‚ and African societies? The major differences? 3. What were the forces that led Europeans to explore the New World? 4. What did the Spanish expect to find in the New World? How did their experiences alter their expectations? 5. What was the impact of European conquest on the population and environment of the New World? Chapter 2: 1. What were the key European objectives in exploring North America in this period? To what extent did England

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    History Handout (Religion) *Roman Catholic Religion and Islam are the two dominant religions in the country Functions of religion: -it explains the unknown -source of strength and hope -for the Muslims‚ it legitimates one’s claim to authority (by the use of Tarsila) According to Karl Marx “Religion is the opium for the masses” Religions in the Philippines (developed‚ entered and flourished): Anitoism‚ Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ Islam and Christianity Anitoism: -it was first termed as animism -dominated

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    history study guide  Vocabulary  ● satellite nations​  ­ countries dependent upon and dominated by the Soviet Union.  (Albania‚ Bulgaria‚ Czechoslovakia‚ Hungary‚ Romania‚ Poland)  ● containment​  ­ an effort to block the Soviet’s attempts to spread their influence by creating  alliances and supporting weaker countries.  ● cold war​  ­ the conflicting U.S. and soviet aims in Eastern Europe ­ the state of hostility  short of direct military confrontation that developed between the two superpowers

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    greater security -- especially in light of the attacks of September 11‚ 2001? Which do you believe to be worse -- a domineering government or the attitudes of the people who will allow themselves to be dominated? The people of France gained more than they sacrificed to Napoleon. They gained equality before the law‚ better school systems and a strong sense of national pride. However as the years of warfare that were being led by the British took its toll it was necessary for Napoleon to enforce

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    singer/musician 1966 Joan Baez and A. J. Muste organized over 3‚000 people across the nation in an antiwar tax protest. Participants refused to pay their taxes or did not pay the amount designated for funding the war. Baez was arrested twice in 1967 for blocking the entrance of the Armed Forces Induction Center in Oakland‚ California and spent over a month in jail. She was a frequent participant in anti-war marches and rallies‚ including: numerous protests in New York City organized by the Fifth Avenue Vietnam

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