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Why would another country like Hungary make an alliance with Nazi Germany and help to allow the mass murder of so many of its citizens?
importance of gender equality in contemporary africa.
Write an essay in which you discuss how Americans’ thinking about economic freedom has changed, and has not changed, from the end of the nineteenth century (that is, from around 1900) to the end of the twentieth century (or the early twenty-first century). What key historical events or developments shaped ideas about economic freedom during this period, and how? What continuities can be identified in thinking about economic freedom during this period (and even date back to the nineteenth century)?
- Describe: What happened on D-Day?
- Describe the events of the day the Allied troops invaded German held territory in France.
- Predict: What do you believe will be the impact of D-Day on World War II? How might this event be a turning point in the war?
Explain your predictions.
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link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1D3PMfL8eOmFk-Z2m43EpLVb36CCZWPmd/view
6) D-Day-4 to D-Day-1 (Days just before D-Day) What was the signal that D-Day was drawing near? How do the troops prepare for D-Day?
7) D-Day: Describe the D-Day landing scenes. What happens as the troops land on the beaches of Normandy?
8) Nearly 10,000 allied soldiers died or were injured on D-Day, however the imagery in the film doesn’t show this. Why do you think this was? (Hint: keep in mind the audience)
9) imagine you were an American citizen who saw this film in 1944 - how might this video have made you feel? Do you think you’d feel patriotic? Optimistic that the United States would win? Why or why not?
10) How does the imagery in the video - specifically the facial expressions, body language of the soldiers, and the scenes the filmmakers chose to include, reflect the positive attitude that General Eisenhower was trying to put forth in his order of the day?
I need to answer these questions when watching the video. The video doesn't have a caption so I cannot hear it.
Video link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1D3PMfL8eOmFk-Z2m43EpLVb36CCZWPmd/view
1) Where did the US troops move to by June 9th 1944?
2) January 1944: Where did soldiers first practice getting from ship to shore?
3) February 1944: What did the troops do while aboard transport and moving across the Atlantic?
4) March & April 1944: Where did the Allied troops practice for D-Day in the spring? What were they practicing?
5) May 1944: What did Allied planes do while the soldiers were practicing for D-Day?
Who was this Republican Senator who was largely responsible for Wilson’s eventual defeat in his attempt to ratify the Treaty of Versailles and join Wilson’s beloved League of Nations?
How did Malcolm X’s rhetoric change between the interview with Rustin and his break with the Nation of Islam?
How American thinking about economic freedom has changed over the 1900- 20th. Century evolved or not evolved.
Economic freedom has changed or not changed over the 20th century.
Teaching in the modern South African classroom to equip our learners going into the fourth industrial revolution (4IR)
