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https://wallbuilders.com/george-washington-thomas-jefferson-slavery-virginia/

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https://www.poplarforest.org/learn/thomas-jeffersons-life-and-times/the-enslaved-people-of-poplar-forest/jeffersons-views-on-slavery/

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https://www.monticello.org/site/plantation-and-slavery/thomas-jefferson-and-slavery

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Jefferson_and_slavery

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A theme in this book is that you should try to make the best of tough situations. In the book Carter lost his dad and now his tries to make the best out of it by playing with his sister and trying to find his dad. In history Slaves ran away from there owners and fought for their freedom to try and make their lives better.

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In a Rat's Tale Montague's Uncle was judged on his color black and based off who his uncle was. Since his uncle was a horrible person it was thought that he was a bad person. This can be related to history but a little differently. The theme in a Rat's Tail is to not judge someone from their heritage or skin color or who you think they may be. This can be used in history but a little differently. It is thought that Thomas Jefferson was a good person because of his Declaration. But, really he didn't get the rights for woman and he wanted slavery. Slavery was a bad thing and I didn't like that Jefferson wasn't against it. This leads to another event in history which also connects to theme. African Americans were segregated from White's and they were based off their skin color and they were slaves. So don't judge anyone based off their skin or heritage because that is not right.

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The Cold War and Alice's Adventure's in Wonderland

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The Cold War and Alice's Adventure's in Wonderland

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The Cold War and Alice's Adventure both have a similar theme: to think before doing something. In Alice's Book, she jumped down the rabbit hole before thinking what she was doing, which led her to meeting many strange creatures, almost drowning in a pool of their own tears, and shrinking and expanding in size. This relates to the Cold War.
On a September 26, 1983, the USSR received a report that a nuclear missile was launched from the US, according to their satellites. In fact, it was a false alarm, and the Soviet Union almost launched an actual warhead towards the US. Since there needed to be an unanimous voting in order to actually launch a nuke, officer  Stanislav Yevgrafovich Petrov correctly identified it as a computer error, and prevented the potential nuclear fallout and destruction that would have occurred.

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The Ending of Segregation and The Throne of Fire      

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The Ending of Segregation and The Throne of Fire      

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A theme is that you have to try hard and take risks to achieve your goals and dreams. In history, Martin Luther King Jr. took risks and faced obstacles to end segregation. His house was bombed and Martin Luther King Jr.'s life was threatened. In the Throne of Fire, Sadie and Carter risked spontaneous combustion to achieve their goal; to awaken Ra.

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 World War II/Cold War and The Dark Prophecy      

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 World War II/Cold War and The Dark Prophecy      

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A theme is that people that are your friends or allies can turn out to be your enemies. In The Dark Prophecy Apollo and Commodus were best friends but then Apollo killed him and then they became enemies. In the cold war/world war II Soviet Union and the U.S were allies, but in the cold war they became enemies.

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President Truman's principle of Mutually Assured Destruction and Percy Jackson and the Last Olympian

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President Truman's principle of Mutually Assured Destruction and Percy Jackson and the Last Olympian

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The theme of both Percy Jackson and the Last Olympian and President Truman's Principle of Mutually Assured Destruction are similar. The theme of both of them is that everything comes with a consequence. If North Korea nuked the U.S, then the Principle Of Mutually Assured Destruction would say to nuke North Korea back as soon as we saw the missiles. This connects to Percy Jackson, because since Hermes never saw Luke (his child) he went to Kronos and betrayed Olympus and his father. Also, with Truman's Principle, if they nuked Korea there would also be the downside of hitting South Korea, and they are currently an ally, so even THAT would have a consequence. It would turn South Korea against us, which would have SERIOUS consequences. It would start WW3 which would be FAR shorter and FAR more brutal than WW2 and since it would be fought with nuclear warheads, and also destroy almost all of civilization and also reduce technology to almost nothing. If WW4 happened after that, it would most likely be fought with stick and stones. Luckily, North Korea's technology is not powerful enough to launch a warhead to the U.S.