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Warm Up What invention is pictured? What was it used for? Where was it used? During what period did it become famous?

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What is the name of Louis XIV’s palace? Why was he able to build such a lavish building? How did the palace contribute to the eventual French Revolution?

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Warm Up The Roman Empire On how many continents did the Roman Empire extend to? 2. What difficulties might arise with such a large empire? lukerosa@gmail.com

9-20-12 Napoleon Invaded Russia with a large army of 600k soldiers. The Russians used the cold winter and a tactic called Scorched Earth to defeat the stronger French. In this policy they burnt all homes and crops so the French could not have supplies. This was the beginning of the end for Napoleon. Why would this policy defeat the French, and how would it weaken Napoleon.

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Warm Up Who is pictured in the 2 paintings? What is he doing? Which one do you feel is probably more accurate & Why?

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9/24/13 Respond to the Following Quote. Do you believe it to be true why or why not? Nothing ever come to one, that is worth having, except as a result of hard work. -Booker T. Washington

How is this important to the world? 9/25/13 Compare what you have learned about the industrial revolution with a growing world economy today? What Parts of the world have industrial growth (Economical growth)? How is this important to the world?

What are 3 problems as a result of the Industrial Revolution? 9/26/13 What are 3 problems as a result of the Industrial Revolution? What are 3 positive things that resulted from the Industrial Revolution?

9/27/13 What is the most significant machine that you believe impacts your daily life? How does this machine effect your life? What is the effect this machine has on our society as a whole? Could you function without this machine, could our society function without it?

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