World War II

Complete the Chart below using page 617 and 618 of your textbook.

World War II Conferences	Tehran Conference	Yalta Conference	Potsdam Conference
Conference Location
Conference Date
Countries Represented
World Leaders Present
Agreements
Disagreements
Summary of Conference Accomplishments

STUDY FOR YOUR TEST!!!!! - STUDY GUIDE

World War II

Chapter 19, Section 4:  PowerPoint

Homework:  6th period only

1.Page 616 – Science, Technology & Society Question

2.Page 617 – Geography Questions 1 & 2

3.Page 618 - # 4, 5, 6, 8

World War II Propaganda: Hiroshima:

World War II

Test is Wednesday, April 11, 2012.

World War II Study Guide

Dates of entry into World War II: ·       Germany ·       France        ·       United Kingdom ·         United States	Conferences ·         Tehran Conference ·         Potsdam Conference ·         Yalta Conference ·         Munich Conference	Battles ·         The Battle of the Coral Sea ·         The Battle of Midway Island ·         The Battle of Stalingrad ·         The Battle of El Alamein ·         The Battle of Iwo Jima ·         The Battle of Stalingrad
Terms: Sudetenland blitzkrieg Einsatzgruppen appeasement “Mukden incident” Normandy Maginot Line Dunkirk Cold War the Holocaust Luftwaffe The Blitz Vichy France isolationism Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact Anti-Comintern Pact Rome-Berlin Axis	Terms (cont.) D-Day Allied Powers Axis Powers Final Solution Mobilization “the Iron Curtain” Self-determination Total war Partisan Demilitarized Sanction	People: Heinrich Himmler Adolf Hitler Reinhard Heydrich Neville Chamberlain Albert Speer Winston Churchhill Franklin Delano Roosevelt Harry S Truman Dwight Eisenhower Joseph Stalin Benito Mussolini General Hideki Tojo Chiang Kai-shek Emperor Hirohito Douglas MacArthur George Patton

The Holocaust

Genocide is a term created during the Holocaust and declared an international crime in the 1948 United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. The Convention defines genocide as any of the following acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:

a.Killing members of the group;

b.Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;

c.Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;

d.. Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;

e.Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

19-3 Guided Reading

WWII

World War II Timelines are due TOMORROW!


Chapter 19 Key Terms and People Matching 

World War II

Answer the Following questions:

1. The entire German Sixth Army was lost to the Russian defenders of ____________________. 
2. In the summer of 1942, British forces stopped German General ____________________’s Afrika Korps at El Alamein. 
3. Although ____________________ announced its intention to liberate Southeast Asian lands from colonial rule, the countries under its control were treated as conquered areas. 
4. Hitler’s invasion of the Soviet Union was delayed by the failure of Mussolini’s invasion of ____________________ in 1940. 
5. Hitler wanted to defeat the ____________________ in 1941 before winter set in

World War II Time lines Due Friday

World War II

Chapter 19-2:  Crossword Clues

Bonus Point Opportunity:

World War Two Events Unscramble the words to find a World War Two event
1. Drink UK		5.  Addy
2.  Baboon or a Star Praise		6. Flat brain to bite
3.  Herbal or par		7. O Irish ham
4.  Eat as raw		8. Red waster

Homework:  20 Events for timeline
____________________________________________________
American Propaganda:  View the Video clip and answer the following questions.
1.  What year do you think this first appeared?
2.  What age group is this targeted at?
3.  What about the video is anti-German?
4.  What about the video is pro-American?

World War II

World War II Time lines

•  30 events

•  Entries into war, Battles, Policies, deaths, etc.

•  Each Entry must include the Date (Month, Day, and Year) and a detailed explanation


•  At least 10 entries must include an illustration


Due Friday, March 23, 2012  

World War II

Chapter 19, Section 2

The Battle of Britain  PowerPoint

World War II

19-2 Guided Reading

World War II

Chapter 19, Section 2

Pearl Harbor PowerPoint

Homework:  Study for your South America Map Quiz (Friday)

World War II

Japan's Path to War
Chapter 19, Section 1

PowerPoint

World War II

Chapter 19, Section 1

PowerPoint

Homework - Define the following:

1. Demilitarized
2. Appeasement
3. Sanction
4. Adolf Hitler
5. Benito Mussolini
6. Joseph Stalin
7. Chiang Kai-shek

Holocaust Essay

Topic:

• Explain the causes and results of the Holocaust.

            and

• What could the world have done to stop the Holocaust? Could something like the Holocaust happen here, and if so what would be the first warning signs?

Requirements: 

• At least 500 words
• 12 point Times New Roman Typed or neatly written in pen
• Due Monday, March 28, 2011

World War II

Test Thursday

Study Guide

World War II

Chapter 19, Section 3

Homework:  Guided Reading

World War I

Chapter 19, Section 2, Part I

PowerPoint


Map Quiz Thursday

World War II

Chapter 19, Section 1 Active Reading Guide

Analyzing Political Cartoons

In-class Assignment

1. Complete Political Cartoons Activity
• Raise your hand to Ask for a sheet of white paper when you reach step 6
2. Review Asia for Map Quiz Tomorrow
• Review Game

Analyzing Political Cartoons

Analyzing Political Cartoons