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The Hitler Youth was a Nazi-organized youth movement. For the section of boys, it was called the Hitler Youth (14 to 18 years old). For the sections of girls, it was called the League of German Girls (14 to 18 years old). These Nazi youth groups introduced Nazi ideology and policy to these children.
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Hitler is appointed Chancellor after the Nazi party received the most votes in the elections.
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Reich Citizenship Law was that only racially pure Germans were allowed to be German citizens.
The law for the protection of German Blood and German Honor was a law that banned intermarriage and sexual relation between Jews and "real German people". -
Berlin Germany
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Hamburg Germany (6 days from home)
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Somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean (6 days from home)
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Vornay France (1 year 1 month and 10 days away from home)
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France and Syria negotiated a treaty of independence (1936) which allowed Syria to be independent but gave France military and economic power.
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The UAR is a political union between Syria and Egypt. The union reflected Arab nationalism and solidarity.
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It was a dangerous confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold war. This conflict was the closest they came to a nuclear conflict.
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Gorbachev's(president of the soviet union) decision to allow a multi-party system and create a presidency for the Soviet Union. That caused the Soviet Union to start a slow process of democratization and that destabilized communist control
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Havana Cuba
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Caribbean Sea (3 days from home)
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Between the Bahamas and Florida (5 days from home)
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President Bill Clinton passed this policy. The policy said that Cuban immigrants that made it to U.S. soil could stay but if they got caught out at sea they would be taken back to Cuba
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Terrorists trained by al Qaeda hijacked 4 airlines. They flew 2 planes into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York, 1 to the pentagon in Arlington Virginia, and the fourth was crashed in rural Pennsylvania. The attacks killed about 2,976 and injured thousands more.
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The United States accused Syria of having weapons of mass destruction. United Stated listed Syria as a member of the "axis of evil" countries. Also, the Syrian government was accused of being involved in the assassination of Rafic Hariri (Lebanese prime minister) in 2005.
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The invasion was led by the United States alongside the United Kingdom. U.S. forces invaded Iraq vowing to destroy Iraq's weapons of destruction and to end the rule of Saddam Hussein.
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Hurricane Katrina was a destructive category 5 Atlantic hurricane that caused more than 1800 deaths and more than $125 billion in damage.
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Bombs are placed in three crowded subways and one bus during the peak ok the city's rush. 56 people were killed and 700 injured. Around September Al-Qaida claimed responsibility for the attacks.
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Many Syrians were complaining about unemployment, corruption, and lack of political freedom under President Bashar- al-Assad. They got inspired by the city of Deraa, they spoke out against their rulers. But when the Syrians tried to speak out the government used deadly force to stop them. Violence escalated and that began the Civil war.
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Aleppo Syria
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Izmir, Turkey (11 days from home)
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Somewhere on the Mediterranean Sea (11 days from home)