President Jimmy Carter (continued)
Problems:
Continue with presidents blog discussions!
Jimmy Carter - He is the only U.S. President to receive the Nobel Peace Prize after leaving office. He was a one term president, and he was not a popular president. He had been a peanut farmer and governor of
President Blog Discussion:
Jimmy Carter:
Today is our last Friday! Okay, we have the semester tests next Friday, but this is the last class day!! Today we continued discussing the last assigned blog over the U.S. Presidents.
Jimmy Carter - He is the only U.S. President to receive the Nobel P
Presidents blog discussion
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Definition of the Cold War:
A political strategic and ideological struggle between the US and the Soviet Union. Spread throughout the world: Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin-America.
Causes of the Cold War:
-Different political systems: US is based
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blog discussions.
He ran for president in 2000 and 2004. When he ran for president in 2000 he won 29 states including Florida. The Closeness of the votes in Florida led to a recount which Bush won that one. Even though he had 543,895 fewer votes nation wide than his d
Ronald Reagan Achievements
Ronald Reagan accomplished many things in his presidency, some were failures, and some were achievements that people praised him for. He was born in Tampico, Illinois and raised in Dixon. He began his political career as a D
Worked on our blogs.
Group Test (7-11) - And Semester Test
7. What were the goals for the US during the Cold War?
8. What were some of the major events that took place during the Cold War?
-Berlin Blockade/airlift, Cuban Missile Crisis, Red Scare/McCarthyism, Space Race, Ba
worked on semester test blog.
George H.W Bush: Persian Gulf War
This war was also known as the Gulf War. This war started in 1990 on August 2 with the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq. In 1990, Iraq invaded the country of Kuwait. They had control of 20% of not only Kuwait land, but Kuw
One of the first major events of Reagan's first term as president was the air traffic controllers' strike. There was a law that disallowed government works to go on strike, but in the summer of 1981 the union of federal air traffic controll
James Earl Carter, Jr., thrirty-ninth president of the United States, was born October 1, 1924, in the small farming town of Plains, Georgia. At the age of four, Carter and his family moved to Archery, a town approximately two miles from Plains. It w
We watched hotel Rwandan.
We went over map test. Then looked at semester test times. Then we talked about our next blog topic countries. Bruns said that most goals will be meet only by developed countries.
End Poverty and Hungry.
Problem goals/ End poverty or get it to be not
Reagan particularly wanted to redefine national policy toward the Soviet Union. Along with most other national leaders, he had supported the fundamental policy of containing the Soviet Union that President Harry Truman adopted in 1947 and was subsequ
Universal Education
A major goal in the world today is that every kid everywhere has the ability to attend a primary school. This is the level at which kids learn the most because brain is most active at this time and adapts to learning new things. I
