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Assigned blog 6: France

France

France, a well know country of Europe, has a population of 60,742,000. Its largest City is Paris. France is the second largest country in Europe at 260,558 square miles. But along with the friendly people there are many things to look forward t

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Assigned Blog #6: Lyndon B Johnson

Lyndon B Johnson

Elections and results

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     Lyndon Johnson was a democrat from Texas. Although he was already president, this was his first time running for the position. He Became president less than a year earlier when John F Kennedy was assassinated

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Blog Assignment #6 Sweden

Sweden is the fifth largest European country, in terms of land area. Sweden is a constitutional monarchy.  Its capitol, also its largest city is Stockholm. 22 % of the population lives in the Stockholm and the total population of Sweden is 9.2 millio

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Gerald Rudolph "Jerry" Ford, Jr. was the 38th president of the United States of America; he lived from July 14, 1913 to December 26, 2006.  He was born in Omaha, Nebraska and the moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan where he grew up.  He served as the pre

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Assigned Blog #6

Zagreb, Croatia

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The official name is the Republic of Croatia. It's largest city, and capital is Zagreb. The population of Croatia is about 4.28 million people. The official language is Croatian. The most popular religion is Roman Catholicism.

The Croat

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Assigned Blog 6

Lyndon B. Johnson’s accomplishments non including the Civil Rights or the Cold War( Asia has the rest)

 

                During his term in office, Lyndon B. Johnson had many accomplishments. One of his first accomplishments was the Immigration and Nat

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Assigned Blog #6- Hungary

Hungary is located in Central Europe. As of the summer of 2012, their population is 9,942,000 people. Their estimated GDP as of 2011 is 195.640 billion dollars. Ethnic groups there are 92% Hungarian, 2% Roma, and 6% others. Their government is parlia

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assigned blog #6 Dublin, Ireland

Ireland

Capital: Dublin

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Ireland Flag

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Basic Facts

Ireland is an island of Europe to the north-west. In Europe, it is the third largest island, and the twentieth largest island in the world! The Irish Sea separates it from the United Kingdom. Ireland is di

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Assigned blog #6- Truman

     Harry Truman was elected to Vice Presidency in 1944, serving under FDR. FDR died 3 months into his fourth presidency of a cerebral brain hemorrhage. Truman replaced him in office in April of 1945. During this first term he accomplished some grea

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Assigned Blog #6

          For my assigned blog i did a report on Lyndon B Johnson's accomplishments. Jenna and I split this topic as Olivia and Teresa covered the other two topics.
         One of Lyndon B Johnson's accomplishments was the Great Society Programs. L

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Assigned Blog #6

Assigned Blog #6

 For this assigned blog, I chose to research and write about Luxembourg. The main reason I chose this country is because my relatives are from Luxembourg, so I wanted to learn more about it.

3310275114?profile=originalThe official name for Luxembourg is the Gran

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Assigned Blog #6 Harry Truman

President Harry Truman did many things while in office. He was a key figure in the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine, and settled the National Railway Strike in 1946 by announcing that he would seize control of the railways and threatening

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Assigned Blog # 6 Harry Truman

Harry Truman

Background information:

Harry Truman was born on May 8th of 1884 in Lamar Missouri. He married Elizabeth Wallace on June 28th of 1919. They had one child, Mary Margaret (1924-2008). Before being president he was a farmer, a Public Official

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JFK Election, Civil Right's, Assassination

On November 8, 1960 John F. Kennedy beat out Richard Nixon to become the 35th President of the United States. It was a very close election. In the popular vote Kennedy beat Nixon with 49.7% of the votes while Nixon had 49.5% of the votes. Kennedy was

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assigned blog #6

Assigned Blog #6

            The country I’m going to talk is the Netherlands! The Netherlands is a pretty good size country. In this blog I’m going to talk the population, GDP, what are things to do there, the capital, and interesting facts.

         

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Friday April 12th

We went over the Europe map. Then we continued talking about President Bush. Today the on the video Buc=sh talked about Hurricane Katrina. This storm really hurt how he was viewed as a President. He didn't send troops there, and people weren't happy

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