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82Facts of Japan - Top 10 Places to Visit
1.Ginza District Ginza district is one of the special places to go in Japan. It is the upscale area and it is full of elegant cafes, designer boutiques, dining restaurants and department stores. This is one of the most luxurious and expensive...
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79World War 2 – understand it within the hour
1.Who fought the war? 2.Why was it fought? 3.Who won? 4.Does it affect us today? You need to know the answers to these questions within the hour to properly complete an assignment, an article, a webpage, or to win an argument
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75Lesson Plan: Dropping the Atomic Bomb
Arrange students’ desk into pairs if they are not already. They will need to remain in their normal orientation as the lesson will start off with a video clip that everyone needs to be able to see comfortably. This lesson is a structured...
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81The Legacy of Harry Truman
Presidential history differs from the other disciplines of history in that from the moment a president takes office his legacy and background are under scrutiny. As soon as a president first walks through the...
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79World War Two: The Heroes of S.O.E
The S.O.E were the courageous men and women of Britain's Special Operations Executive and they were responsible for some of the most remarkable and heroic feats against the Axis powers across the world during World War Two. 27th February 1943 ...
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85Navajo Code Talkers in World War II
The 2002 movie, Windtalkers, staring Nicholas Cage, is a story about Navajo Indians serving in the Marine Corps in the Pacific theater during World War II. These members of the Navajo Nation made a unique contribution to the war effort by working...
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79Hiroshima - the first atomic bomb attack
Nuclear weapons have not gone away. They are still in the arsenals of combatant countries around the world, some acknowledged, and some unacknowledged. And that fact alone is extraordinarily scary.
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79Why The Manhattan Project Needed Large Quantities of Silver from the U.S. Treasury
A lot of silver was used during the Manhattan Project to produce enough Uranium to make atomic bomb. The silver was borrowed from the U.S. Treasury and every pound of it was returned after the project ended, about 28 million pounds.
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71Atomic Bombs, Trinity, Hiroshima and Nagasaki - Facts and Information
Albert Einstein brought the idea of the atomic bomb to the U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt's attention. He shared the destructive power of such an idea. Then there was the top secret Manhattan project where top U.S. scientists brought the idea...
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