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Stefanie Hutchings Nolan 1A September 20, 2010 The Helpless Hungry The purpose of Anna Quindlen?s article, ?Blessed Is the Full Plate?, is to inform readers of the ongoing extreme food shortage plaguing the United State?s homeless shelters. She wants people to be informed, especially those old enough to vote on important issues getting passed/looked at by the government.

us home front during WWI

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US Home-Front during WWII Government expansion, and civil liberties Industrial Production US government organizes agencies to mobilize economic and military resources 1942- War Productions Board (WPB)- Manage industries Office of War management (OWM)- production priorities, and control of war materials Office of Price Administration (OPA)- freeze prices, wages, rent, set up rationing (meat, sugar, gasoline, auto tires) Economy is stimulated by the demand for government contracts- unemployment will practically be gone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eoE12ywDzA Industrial Production War production by 1944 will be 2x of all the AXIS powers combined. Unions- will not strike due to the Smith-Connelly Act; allows the army to take over workers threatening to strike

Chapter 14 - Slavery and America's Future: The Road to War, 1845 - 1861, in class notes

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18th Century European Art Design

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Early 18th Century Continental Design: September 25, 2009 -1715- Louis XIV died and a change of style came about (more delicate, relaxed and fun-loving). Went back to hotel in Paris. -For the next 20 years there is r?gence. -Style rocaille-rock work, shells, plants and water, suggests that artists and designers are taking their inspiration on the natural world and turning their back on classical style. (Anti-classical) -Rococo era is the most obvious example of Anti-classical. -Nature and the movement that comes from nature -The Camode/Chesterdrawers dominate the early 18th Century-different approach of ward surfacing. -furniture was low, against the dato rail on the wall -had 3 or 4 drawers -lots of movement ?convex, concave, convex = surpentine movement

America's History Sixth Edition Chapter 1-4 Notes

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9/6/10 5:33 PM Worlds Collide: Europe, Africa, and America (1450- 1620) The native people of the western hemisphere were introduced to Europeans and Africans through the voyages made by Christopher Columbus. The Spanish, Portuguese, French, English, and Dutch invaders quickly dominated the Native American people. I. Native American Societies - Natives were living in simple agricultural and hunter-gatherer communities A. The First Americans 1. First inhabitants were migrants from Asia 2. Societies were hunter-gatherer until large species died out 3. Farming began around 3000 BC 4. Agricultural surplus allows for urban society B. The Mayas and the Aztecs 1. Mayan civilization was built around city Tikal, in the Gulf of Mexico

How to Do Well

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How to do Well in AP World History

Every person struggles in AP World History. The key to success in this rigorous class is taking great notes and reading every chapter at least twice. The makers or breakers in every person?s grade are the quizzes. I learned this the hard way so you don?t have too. The essays are easy. All you have to do is answer the questions and know a few dates to throw in there. Also, make sure you just follow the exact essay format and you?ll do fine. The tests are kind of hard, but just read through your notes and do a few practice tests online and you?ll be okay. This will guarantee you an easy B and if you ace the essays an easy A.

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