Please open your Interactive Notebooks to page 96' Thank you

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• 2/23/06
• Please open your Interactive Notebooks to page
  96. Thank you!
• Title the page Increasing Hostility and put your
  heading in the upper right corner.
• 3) Answer the Focus QuestionFocus Question
• If two of your neighbors were becoming
  increasingly hostile towards each other in your
  otherwise peaceful neighborhood, what would you
  do? Justify your answer.

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• Check Homework Reading Notes
• Finish Museum Walk Contemporary New Deal
  Agencies
• Essay Test The New Deal
• Discuss Reading Notes
• Summary Lecture Diplomacy in the 1930s.
• Time left Preview Video, World War II.
• Assign Homework

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• Museum Tour
• Assign Numbers
• Set up page 121 of your Interactive Notebook.
• Do the Museum tour

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• Number Problem Solution
• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6
• 7
• 8
• 9
• 10

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• 1st Presenters
• 1,4,7,10,13,16,19,22,25,28
• You will present
• Your name
• Your number
• Name of group, problem, solution, explanation of
  symbol.
• Everyone Else
• Get Into groups of 2
• Bring your Interactive Notebook and pen/pencil
• Take notes from presenter

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• 2nd Presenters
• 2,5,8,11,14,17, 20,23,26,29

• You will present
• Your name
• Your number
• Name of group, problem, solution, explanation of
  symbol.
• Everyone Else
• Get Into groups of 2
• Bring your Interactive Notebook and pen/pencil
• Take notes from presenter

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• 3rd Presenters
• 3,6,9,12,15,18,21,24,27,30

• You will present
• Your name
• Your number
• Name of group, problem, solution, explanation of
  symbol.
• Everyone Else
• Get Into groups of 2
• Bring your Interactive Notebook and pen/pencil
• Take notes from presenter

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• Please get out a separate sheet of paper. Thank
  you!
• Title the paper New Deal Test and put your
  heading in the upper right corner.
• This will be a timed, 25 minute essay

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• The New Deal was a triumph of our Socialist
  Revolution, but such measures, in the long run,
  did more harm than good to our capitalistic
  society
• Discuss your opinion of this quote with respect
  to the following
• --New Deal Programs
• --The general psychological state of Americans
  during the Great Depression
• --Effectiveness of New Deal programs in ending
  the Great Depression.

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• Discuss Reading Notes Franklin D. Roosevelt and
  the Shadow of War

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• Please open your Interactive Notebooks to page
  125.
• Title the page Diplomacy in the 1930s and put
  your heading in the upper right corner.
• Lecture notes

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• I. Good Neighbor Policy
• A. The Great Depression made the US less
  aggressive towards Latin American nations.
• II. London Economic Conference
• A. Goal was to end the worldwide Depression.
• B. The US refused to participate, which caused
  the depression to continue.

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• III. Disarmament in the 1930s
• A. During this period, the United States and
• Britain discussed plans to limit offensive
• military capability, but these plans were
• never put into place
• IV. Isolationism
• A. Many people in America did not want to
• get involved in foreign affairs in the 1930s,
• even as Nazi Germany and Japan were
• becoming more aggressive.

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• B. Neutrality Acts had 2 goals
• 1) To stop the selling of weapons
• /loaning money to warring nations.
• 2) To stop weapon sales/ loans to
• nations engaged in Civil War.
• V. Agressors
• A. Japan, 1937 Japan invades China
• B. Italy Benito Mussolini, Italys fascist
• dictator, makes Italy more aggressive
• towards its neighbors.
• C. Germany under Hitler, would begin WWII
• with invasion of Poland in 1939.

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• Preview Video, World War II.

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• Homework
• Read pages 831-840 in textbook.
• Take 1 page of notes on page 127 of your IN.
• Study information in your IN about the new Deal.
  Essay quiz Thursday!