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9-11 was the most horrible day in history 9-11 was the most horrible day in history because we were attacked about 2 or 3 because we were attacked about 2 or 3 planes were hijacked and crashed into the planes were hijacked and crashed into the twin towers. twin towers. It’s a day that will live in It’s a day that will live in infamy infamy

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The civil war was the bloodiest war ever, but it was The civil war was the bloodiest war ever, but it was not the longest ones. not the longest ones.

It was called the civil war because it was fought It was called the civil war because it was fought between the north and south of the united states. between the north and south of the united states.

IT WAS FOUGHT OVER SLAVERY AND MANY IT WAS FOUGHT OVER SLAVERY AND MANY OTHER THINGS ITS SAID THAT GENERAL OTHER THINGS ITS SAID THAT GENERAL ROBERT E LEE WAS ASKED BY LINCOLN TO ROBERT E LEE WAS ASKED BY LINCOLN TO BE THE GENERAL OF THE NORTHERN ARMY. BE THE GENERAL OF THE NORTHERN ARMY. CivilWar.comCivilWar.com

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General Ulysses.S.Grant was the northern General Ulysses.S.Grant was the northern general. general.

He was probably the best you could find He was probably the best you could find because the north won the civil war. because the north won the civil war.

CivilWar.comCivilWar.com There were boys as young as 8 in the war There were boys as young as 8 in the war

as drummer boys here’s what it sounded as drummer boys here’s what it sounded like.like.

Civil war cont.Civil war cont.

CivilWar.comCivilWar.com Diary entry of William Heyser Diary entry of William Heyser SEPTEMBER 29, 1862 SEPTEMBER 29, 1862 Clear and dry. Death of Matthew Gillan. One of the first Clear and dry. Death of Matthew Gillan. One of the first

volunteers to meet the call to arms, but remained a short volunteers to meet the call to arms, but remained a short time. Returned, in worse shape, and declined thereafter. time. Returned, in worse shape, and declined thereafter. He was a kind, goodnatured man, and will be missed by his He was a kind, goodnatured man, and will be missed by his family. Death of Jacob Oyster, a pillar of the Methodist family. Death of Jacob Oyster, a pillar of the Methodist Church, and a staunch citizen, much respected. One of our Church, and a staunch citizen, much respected. One of our last citizens of the older generation.last citizens of the older generation.

The battle of Sparta and life of The battle of Sparta and life of Spartans and enemy Spartans and enemy

The Sparta's would throw babies off the side The Sparta's would throw babies off the side of a cliff if not in good shape when born. of a cliff if not in good shape when born.

People who fought the Sparta's if there People who fought the Sparta's if there hand had a deformity they would saw it and hand had a deformity they would saw it and make them a executioner. make them a executioner.

There were only 300 Spartans fighting the There were only 300 Spartans fighting the enemies and there were probably 1 million enemies and there were probably 1 million of the enemy. They held them off every of the enemy. They held them off every single one died but nobody got Sparta. single one died but nobody got Sparta.

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World war oneWorld war one In the summer of 1914 the Germans were prepared, at the very least, In the summer of 1914 the Germans were prepared, at the very least,

to run the risk of causing a large-scale war. The crumbling Austro-to run the risk of causing a large-scale war. The crumbling Austro-Hungarian Empire decided, after the assassination on 28 June, to take Hungarian Empire decided, after the assassination on 28 June, to take action against Serbia, which was suspected of being behind the action against Serbia, which was suspected of being behind the murder. The German government issued the so-called 'blank cheque' murder. The German government issued the so-called 'blank cheque' on 5-6 July, offering unconditional support to the Austrians, despite the on 5-6 July, offering unconditional support to the Austrians, despite the risk of war with Russia. Germany, painted into a diplomatic corner by risk of war with Russia. Germany, painted into a diplomatic corner by Wilhelm's bellicosity, saw this as a way of breaking up the Entente, for Wilhelm's bellicosity, saw this as a way of breaking up the Entente, for France and Britain might refuse to support Russia. Moreover, a wish to France and Britain might refuse to support Russia. Moreover, a wish to unite the nation behind the government may have been a motive. So unite the nation behind the government may have been a motive. So might desire to strike against Russia before it had finished rebuilding might desire to strike against Russia before it had finished rebuilding its military strength after its defeat by Japan in 1905.its military strength after its defeat by Japan in 1905.

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A month after the war began, Germany drew up A month after the war began, Germany drew up some far-reaching war aims. French power would some far-reaching war aims. French power would be broken, Belgium reduced to vassal status, and be broken, Belgium reduced to vassal status, and a colonial empire carved out in Africa and a colonial empire carved out in Africa and elsewhere. Mitteleuropa, a German-dominated elsewhere. Mitteleuropa, a German-dominated customs union, would give Berlin economic customs union, would give Berlin economic hegemony. As the war went on, Germany's hegemony. As the war went on, Germany's appetite grew. In 1917-18 Germany set up a huge appetite grew. In 1917-18 Germany set up a huge informal empire on the ruins of defeated Russia. informal empire on the ruins of defeated Russia. There were distinct continuities with Hitler's aims There were distinct continuities with Hitler's aims in World War Two. in World War Two.

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Kids - Science, Social Studies, English, Kids - Science, Social Studies, English, Math, Arts & Music, Health, and TechnologyMath, Arts & Music, Health, and Technology

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World war 2 was started when Germany World war 2 was started when Germany attacked Poland in the year of 1939. attacked Poland in the year of 1939.

Hitler was the dictator of Germany before Hitler was the dictator of Germany before world war 2 started. He hated Jews that’s world war 2 started. He hated Jews that’s where the holocaust comes in. where the holocaust comes in.

World war 2 was started for America when World war 2 was started for America when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. Hawaii.

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Here’s a clip from Saving Private Ryan. Here’s a clip from Saving Private Ryan. YouTube - Saving Private Ryan YouTube - Saving Private Ryan

Ending(Hold the bridge). Ending(Hold the bridge). This is showing some of the battle of D-day. This is showing some of the battle of D-day. D-day was the battle where we went to D-day was the battle where we went to

Normandy, France and attacked the Normandy, France and attacked the Germans who were there lots of soldiers Germans who were there lots of soldiers were killed when they were walking through were killed when they were walking through the water to get to the beach.the water to get to the beach.

Landing for the U.S. troops on Landing for the U.S. troops on Omaha beachOmaha beach

6:30 A.M. 6:30 A.M. The first wave of assault troops approached The first wave of assault troops approached their landing grounds!! These were the men of the their landing grounds!! These were the men of the 16th. Regimental Combat Team of the First Division 16th. Regimental Combat Team of the First Division and the 116th. Regimental Combat team of the 29th. and the 116th. Regimental Combat team of the 29th. Division. The Navy had been shelling the beach for Division. The Navy had been shelling the beach for some time prior to the assault, unfortunately the shells some time prior to the assault, unfortunately the shells and rockets fell way short of any German defences. and rockets fell way short of any German defences. Similarly the bombs dropped by the American airforce Similarly the bombs dropped by the American airforce completely missed there intended targets, leaving the completely missed there intended targets, leaving the German defenders at full strength to oppose the German defenders at full strength to oppose the incoming troops. The German 352nd. Infantry Division incoming troops. The German 352nd. Infantry Division along with the 716th. Static Division were well dug in along with the 716th. Static Division were well dug in overlooking the landing beach.overlooking the landing beach.

D-dayD-day The American troops were taken by complete surprise, as they The American troops were taken by complete surprise, as they

expected only minimal opposition. It soon became apparent that a expected only minimal opposition. It soon became apparent that a major disaster was taking place, many landing craft were sunk major disaster was taking place, many landing craft were sunk miles from the beach, others hit the obstacles lying in wait miles from the beach, others hit the obstacles lying in wait beneath the surface of the water, the D.D. Floating Tanks sank beneath the surface of the water, the D.D. Floating Tanks sank like stones!! their crews trapped, perished inside the vehicle.. like stones!! their crews trapped, perished inside the vehicle.. Only six of these tanks reached the beach!!Only six of these tanks reached the beach!!Most of the heavy Artillery pieces never reached the beach, Most of the heavy Artillery pieces never reached the beach, sinking in the heaving tides!sinking in the heaving tides!The first wave was completely overwhelmed and took tremendous The first wave was completely overwhelmed and took tremendous casualties.casualties.More and more troops were landing on the beach and the More and more troops were landing on the beach and the situation was becoming so serious that General Bradley situation was becoming so serious that General Bradley observing the battle from the U.S.S. Augusta was making observing the battle from the U.S.S. Augusta was making preparations to abandon the assaultpreparations to abandon the assault..

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The Battle Of Britain was just Germany The Battle Of Britain was just Germany bombing air bases of Britain at first, then bombing air bases of Britain at first, then they were bombing London where the they were bombing London where the civilians were. civilians were.

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The Germans would bomb at night when the The Germans would bomb at night when the Hudson River was low. They did that Hudson River was low. They did that because that was the water source for because that was the water source for firefighters to put the fires out.firefighters to put the fires out.