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The French and American Revolution
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the destruction of the Library of Alexandria
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Jesus' death on the cross
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Civil War
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The Industrial Revolution
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The Renaissance
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The Trail of Tears
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The American Revolution
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The Battle of Thermopylae
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Christopher Colombus Discovering entire new world. - Cole McCoy
ReplyDeleteThe start of the 13 Colonies -Paige Larson
ReplyDelete-World War 1
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Marcus Aurelius
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The colonization of many different countries and how it affected the native population
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American Revolution
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World War 2 - Sydney Hofer
ReplyDeleteCode Talkers WWI & II
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DeleteJesus - Ashley Ptacek
ReplyDeleteAmerica declaring independence from England
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Alexander the Great - Kegan Mountain
ReplyDeleteAncient Egyptian History/ Times of the Pharaohs
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The Fall of the Roman Empire
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Jesus' death on the cross -Clay Gates
ReplyDeleteThe Renaissance - Jorja Whempner
ReplyDeleteThe Greek and Roman Empires influence in present day- Trey Huber
ReplyDeleteMartin Luther, the Protestant Reformation, the Medici, overall Renaissance - Rhiannon McKibben
ReplyDeleteRome and the Ancient World
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The Civil War, and the Greek Times -Drew Henriksen
ReplyDeleteAbraham Lincoln, Salem Witch trials, Holocaust
ReplyDelete- Brooklyn Gronau
Diogenes, Vlad III Dracula
ReplyDeleteFrench Revolution and the Peloponnesian War
-Josalyn Schroeder
DeleteThe LORD Jesus
ReplyDeleteThe Cold War, Democratic Republic versus Communism/Socialism. Also, the multiple genocides of the Jewish and Roma people committed by Hitler during World War 2.
ReplyDelete-MacKenzie Turner
DeleteHolocaust and World War II
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WWII, particularly the Holocaust
ReplyDeleteAlso, the Tudors of England and the Victorian era are particularly interesting
American Reconstruction after the Civil War
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WWll and Greek and Roman times
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DeleteWar of 1812 more specifically the burning of Washington - Blake Arnesen
ReplyDeleteWorld War II or Declaration of Indpendence
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The death of Jesus Christ on the cross
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Jesus and his death and Resurrection.
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Declaration of Independence
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World War II
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The Second Punic War
ReplyDeleteThe death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Vincent Van Gogh
ReplyDelete-Abigail (Abby) Hinman
Aristotle
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