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The court was nearly unanimous in voting for a unfirom method for a recount
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1923: 1 Vote made Adolf Hitler the leader of the Nazi Party -- Melissa Cole and Sara Griffis
True?
the committe committee thought that Hitler was now too overbearing. Hitler threatened to leave the Party, taking all of his resources with him. He set an ultimatum for the Party to either accept him as leader, or forfeit his monetary resources. The vote turned out that "Hitler received 543 votes for, and only one against." NOT the one vote for Hitler. Germany's constitution required a two thirds majority to elect a someone as President of the Reichstag which Hitler and his Nazi party were never able to acquire.
This claim is confusing and inac]]> Sat, 01 Mar 2008 17:28:14 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Sara Griffis) Sara Griffis edited Meaningful Assignments Thus, the state went with whatever the machines said, and the machine vote put Bush in the lead, making him the 43rd president of the U.
The court was nearly unanimous in voting for a unfirom method for a recount
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1923: 1 Vote made Adolf Hitler the leader of the Nazi Party -- Melissa Cole Cole and Sara Griffis
True?
in 1921HitlerbecametheleaderoftheNaziParty. 1921 Hitler became the leader of the Nazi Party. Afer leaving to get more support for himself and the Party, he returned to find the committe thought that Hitler was now too overbearing. Hitler threatened to leave the Party, taking all of his resources with him. He set an ultimatum for the Party to either accept him as leader, or forfeit his monetary resources. The vote turned out that "Hitler ]]> Sun, 24 Feb 2008 18:04:22 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Melissa) Melissa edited Meaningful Assignments The court was nearly unanimous in voting for a unfirom method for a recount
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Nazi Party Party -- Melissa Cole
True?
No; in 1921HitlerbecametheleaderoftheNaziParty. Afer leaving to get more support for himself and the Party, he returned to find the committe thought that Hitler was now too overbearing. Hitler threatened to leave the Party, taking all of his resources with him. He set an ultimatum for the Party to either accept him as leader, or forfeit his monetary resources. The vote turned out that "Hitler received 543 votes for, and only one against." NOT the one vote for Hitler. Germany's constitution required a two thirds majority to elect a someone as President of the Reichstag which Hitler and his Nazi party were never able to acquire.
]]> Sun, 24 Feb 2008 13:11:26 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Danielle Rodriguez) Danielle Rodriguez edited Meaningful Assignments ::History Learning Site::. 18 Feb. 2008 <http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/
"The Rise of Hitler - July 1921 Hitler Named Leader of Nazi Party." The History Place. 18 Feb. 2008 <http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/
the First. First. -Danielle Rodriguez
True?
No; King Charles I was put on trial in London in 1649 charged with treason. He was to be tried by 135 judges but only 68 actually attended. The presiding Judge was a lawyer named John Bradshaw. Under the circumstances no one wanted to be the chief judge. During his trial the king refused to defend himself denying the validity of the court. It wasn't until he had already been sentence that he tried to speak in his own defense but it was too late. Of the 68 judges 59 signed his death warrant, a clear majority. Later when King Charles II took the throne in 1660 these 59 men (those who were still living) were tried and executed as regicides. On January 30 1649 Charles I was e]]> Sat, 23 Feb 2008 18:50:47 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Emily) Emily edited Meaningful Assignments WatchtheVideo
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*By: Emily Carney
Bush became president by one vote of the Supreme Court
True?
Thus, the state went with whatever the machines said, and the machine vote put Bush in the lead, making him the 43rd president of the U.
The court was nearly unanimous in voting for a unfirom method for a recount
Source: "BUSH v. GORE." Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law School. 23 Feb. 2008 <http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/00-949.Z>
1923: 1 Vote made Adolf Hitler the leader of the Nazi Party
True?
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"The Power of One"
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1923: 1 Vote made Adolf Hitler the leader of the Nazi Party
True?
out that that "Hitler received 543 votes for, and only one against." NOT the one vote for Hitler. Germany's constitution required a two thirds majority to elect a someone as President of the Reichstag which Hitler and his Nazi party were never able to acquire.
This claim is confusing and inaccurate because it twist what really happened to make it appear as something else.
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"The Rise of Hitler - July 1921 Hitler Named Leader of Nazi Party." The History Place. 18 Feb. 2008 <h]]> Tue, 19 Feb 2008 19:32:33 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Sara Griffis) Sara Griffis edited Meaningful Assignments 1923: 1 Vote made Adolf Hitler the leader of the Nazi Party
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This claim is confusing and inaccurate because it twist what really happened to make it appear as something else.
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"The Power of One"
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Bush became president by one vote of the Supreme Court
True?
in Bush v. Gore Bushv.Gore was 7-2
Background
In 2000, George W. Bush was running against Al Gore for the presidency of the United States. The election was extremely close and in the end would be determined by Florida.
1923: 1 Vote made Adolf Hitler the leader of the Nazi Party
True?
in 1921 Hitler became the leader of the Nazi Party. 1921HitlerbecametheleaderoftheNaziParty. Afer leaving to get more support for himself and the Party, he returned to find the committe thought that Hitler was now too overbearing. Hitler threatened to leave the Party, taking all of his resources with hi]]> Tue, 19 Feb 2008 19:17:57 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (andrea) andrea edited Meaningful Assignments By: Carolyn Ehlinger
Did only one vote determine California's fate of becoming a U.S. state? I think not. Over 150 years ago, California was no more than a rural territory that held many ranches. It wasn't until the discovery of Gold that California started drawing attention to itself. At first, the government did not want to recognize California as a state because of it being a free area where slavery was not permitted. At the time, there was still tension between the north and south dealing with slavery. However, with the ever increasing amount of people settling in California, they believed that they should be recognized as a state so they took matters into their own hands. They held conventions to determine issues such as slavery, sufferage, and boundries. In 1849, they elected a govenor, legislature, and other officers. It would take ten long months of debate and discussion in congress on whether or not to recognize California as a state. Three men in particular would play a very important role in det]]> Tue, 19 Feb 2008 18:25:49 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Carolyn Ehlinger) Carolyn Ehlinger edited Meaningful Assignments "::The Trial and Execution of Charles I::." ::History Learning Site::. 18 Feb. 2008 <http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/CharlesI_execution.htm>.
"The Regicides." British Civil Wars, Commonwealth and Protectorate, 1638-60. 18 Feb. 2008 <http://www.british-civil-wars.co.uk/biog/regicides.htm>.
California Becoming a State
By: Carolyn Ehlinger
Did only one vote determine California's fate of becoming a U.S. state? I think not. Over 150 years ago, California was no more than a rural territory that held many ranches. It wasn't until the discovery of Gold that California started drawing attention to itself. At first, the government did not want to recognize California as a state because of it being a free area where slavery was not permitted. At the time, there was still tension between the north and south dealing with slavery. However, with the ever increasing amount of people settling in California, they believed that they should be recognized as a]]> Tue, 19 Feb 2008 00:29:29 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Danielle Rodriguez) Danielle Rodriguez edited Meaningful Assignments 1649- 1 vote approved the beheading of Charles the First.
True?
No;No;King Charles the first was Iwas put on trial in London in 1649 charged with treason. He was to be tried by 135 judges but only 68 actually attended. The presiding Judge was a lawyer named John Bradshaw. Under the circumstances no one wanted to the be the chief judge. During his trial the king refused to defend himself denying the validity of the court. It wasn't until he had already been sentence that he tried to speak in his own defense but it was too late. Of the 68 judges 59 signed his death warrant, a clear majority. Later when King Charles II took the throne in 1660 these 59 men (those who were still living) were tried and executed as regicides. regicides. On January 30 1649 Charles I was executed, his<]]> Mon, 18 Feb 2008 17:53:02 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Danielle Rodriguez) Danielle Rodriguez edited Meaningful Assignments "::The Beer Hall Putsch of 1923::." ::History Learning Site::. 18 Feb. 2008 &lt;http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/
"The Rise of Hitler - July 1921 Hitler Named Leader of Nazi Party." The History Place. 18 Feb. 2008 &lt;http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/
1649- 1 vote approved the beheading of Charles the First.
True?
No; Charles the first was put on trial in London in 1649 charged with treason. He was to be tried by 135 judges but only 68 actually attended. The presiding Judge was a lawyer named John Bradshaw. Under the circumstances no one wanted to the the chief judge. During his trial the king refused to defend himself denying the validity of the court. It wasn't until he had already been sentence that he tried to speak in his own defense but it was too late. Of the 68 judges 59 signed his death warrant, a clear majority. Later when King Charles II took the throne these 59 men (those who were still living) were tried and executed as regicides.
The claim]]> Mon, 18 Feb 2008 17:36:41 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Melissa) Melissa edited Meaningful Assignments This claim is confusing and inaccurate
In 1923 Hitler organized the Beer Hall Putsch, he was already the leader of the Party
"::The Beer Hall Putsch of 1923::." ::History Learning Site::. 18 Feb. 2008 &lt;http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/
"The Rise of Hitler - July 1921 Hitler Named Leader of Nazi Party." The History Place. 18 Feb. 2008 &lt;http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/
]]> Mon, 18 Feb 2008 13:58:22 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Melissa) Melissa edited Meaningful Assignments]]> Mon, 18 Feb 2008 13:36:18 +0000 mod http://cs1303.pbwiki.com/Meaningful+Assignments email.hidden@example.com (Melissa) Melissa edited Meaningful Assignments Thus, the state went with whatever the machines said, and the machine vote put Bush in the lead, making him the 43rd president of the U.
The court was nearly unanimous in voting for a unfirom method for a recount
1923: 1 Vote made Adolf Hitler the leader of the Nazi Party
True?
No; in 1921 Hitler became the leader of the Nazi Party. Afer leaving to get more support for himself and the Party, he returned to find the committe thought that Hitler was now too overbearing. Hitler threatened to leave the Party, taking all of his resources with him. He set an ultimatum for the Party to either accept him as leader, or forfeit his monetary resources. The vote turned out that "Hitler received 543 votes for, and only one against." NOT the one vote for Hitler.
This claim is confusing and inaccurate
In 1923 Hitler organized the Beer Hall Putsch, he was already the leader of the Party
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"The Power of One"
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Claims Made:
Bush became president by one vote of the Supreme Court
True?
No; the vote in Bush v. Gore was 7-2
Background
In 2000, George W. Bush was running against Al Gore for the presidency of the United States. The election was extremely close and in the end would be determined by Florida.
However, in some reports, Florida went to Bush, and in others, Florida went to Gore. Thus, there was a recount. However, since there were different methods of voting in different places, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a 3rd recount would be unconsitutional because the methods violated the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th amendment.
Thus, the state went with whatever the machines said, and the machine vote put Bush in the lead, making him the 43rd president of the U.
The court was nearly unanimous in voting for a unfirom method for a recount
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web. Many Many teachers would agree that half the challenge is keeping your class interested and involved in what you are teaching. With With the new tools available, the web can become a very useful in involving the kids in their learning. However, knowing what to use and which programs work best might be the next obstacle that teachers will need to overcome. Luckily, teachers everywhere are looking out for each other and using Wikispaces for teachers allows teachers to leave lesson plans, ideas, programs, their reactions to using the programs, and so much more in their blogs. Teachers can access a lot of information and feedback about what works and what doesn't. They They even have a chance to share their own ideas and stories. It It is a chance to keep teachers everywhere connected to each other and updated on the latest web 2.0 in the classroom.
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