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Presidential Madness 2015: "Presidents in Crisis" George Washington - Starting a New Nation James Madison - War of 1812 Abraham Lincoln - Civil War Woodrow Wilson - WWI Franklin Roosevelt - WWII John F. Kennedy - Cuban Missile Crisis George W. Bush - September 11th Eisenhower - Little Rock Nine Truman - WWII (Bomb or not to bomb) Clinton - Monica

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West Wing West Wing Debate #1 (Go First on 12-3) West Wing Debate #2 (Go Second on 12-3) West Wing Semi-Finals (12-10) West Wing Champion Debate East Wing Champion for the title on 12-16

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Page 1: Presidential Madness 2015: "Presidents in Crisis" George Washington - Starting a New Nation James Madison - War of 1812 Abraham Lincoln - Civil War Woodrow

Presidential Madness 2015: "Presidents in Crisis"

George Washington - Starting a New Nation

James Madison - War of 1812Abraham Lincoln - Civil War

Woodrow Wilson - WWIFranklin Roosevelt - WWII

John F. Kennedy - Cuban Missile CrisisGeorge W. Bush - September 11th

Eisenhower - Little Rock Nine Truman - WWII (Bomb or not to bomb)

Clinton - Monica

Page 2: Presidential Madness 2015: "Presidents in Crisis" George Washington - Starting a New Nation James Madison - War of 1812 Abraham Lincoln - Civil War Woodrow

East Wing (Go First on 12-4) East Wing Debate #1

(Go Second12-4) East Wing Debate #2

(12-11) East Wing Semi-Finals

East Wing Champion

Debate West Wing Champion for the title on 12-16

Page 3: Presidential Madness 2015: "Presidents in Crisis" George Washington - Starting a New Nation James Madison - War of 1812 Abraham Lincoln - Civil War Woodrow

West WingWest Wing Debate #1 (Go First on 12-3)

West Wing Debate #2 (Go Second on 12-3)

West Wing Semi-Finals (12-10)

West Wing Champion

Debate East Wing Champion for the title on 12-16

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