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[DOCX File]Pittsford Central School District
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World War II: The Start. September 1, 1939 - Germany invades Poland, a violation of the Munich Agreement ... Allows the sale or loans to any country the president deems “appropriate” (Allied Powers) 63. ... Gun makers like Colt, from hunting rifles to machine guns, flamethrowers, war rifles. 69. War …
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[DOC File]African Americans and World War II
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Later they were issued the same Garand M-1 rifles the white troops had had. "It was kind of nice to have a gun instead of a stick." ... World War II had an enormous impact on Latinos in the United States, including Mexican Americans. ... The War Finance Committee was placed in charge of supervising the sale of all bonds, and the War Advertising ...
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[DOC File]ESSEX RECORD OFFICE
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D/NB 2/2 (p.273) File re Lucy Pearson’s work on temperance, incl. memoranda and correspondence with War Office to achieve prohibition of sale of liquor to soldiers, 1914-1915 D/DU 758/27 Accounts of Mrs Caroline Ann Oates incl. list of donations to various war funds, 1914-1915
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[DOC File]coppicehumanities | One stop shop for all your Humanities ...
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The Impact of World War 2 on Britain, Germany and the rest of the World. ... when restrictions on the sale and purchase of meat and bacon were lifted. This happened nine years after the end of the war. ... seven times as many rifles and machine guns. Source A: The Spitfire was Britain's most successful airplane in the Battle of Britain. ...
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[DOC File]World War I (a
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- 2/3 from sale of Liberty Loan bonds (bought by 21 million people) - total cost of war for the U.S. = between $24.5 billion and $36 billion (depending upon the source) - at least 3 x as much money as all previous wars combined. Visuals: The following items are some examples of propaganda relating to the sale of Liberty Loan bonds.
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[DOC File]Keesing's Record of World Events (formerly Keesing's ...
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Major-General Idi Amin (45), a Moslem from the Kakua tribe (of northern Uganda), was a veteran of the King's African Rifles and had fought in Burma during World War II and later against the Mau in Kenya.
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[DOC File]The New Zealand occupation of Samoa, 29 August 1914
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Information on the New Zealand involvement in the First World War normally consists of the units serving on Gallipoli, the Western Front, Egypt and Palestine. Less well known is the occupation of Samoa on 29 August 1914, which was the first military action to be performed …
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[DOC File]www.schoolnotes.com
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Made it illegal to sell arms to a country at war. FDR favored internationalism. Trade helps create prosperity and prevents war. Congress passed second Neutrality Act 1937. Continued ban & required cash for all sales. FDR authorized sale of weapons to China. On the basis that neither Japan nor China had declared war. Appeasing a Dictator . March ...
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[DOC File]Chapter 30 - The War to End Wars
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On April 2, 1917, President Wilson asked Congress to declare war, which it did four days later; Wilson had lost his gamble at staying out of the war. II. Wilsonian Idealism Enthroned. Many people still didn’t want to enter into war, for America had prided itself in isolationism for decades, and now, Wilson was entangling America in a distant war.
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1 Cited in Meirion Harries and Susie Harries, The War Artists, p.2. 2 See, for example, the lists in The Studio, December 1914, and August 1915. 3 Artists of repute volunteered blank canvases for worthy patriotic causes such as the Red Cross, which hosted a number of auctions at Christies.
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