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Timeline of WWII Events

Include major events or battles surrounding WWII. There should be at least 10 events listed. Place these items in chronological order.

Map of Alliances

• Who are the Allied Powers?

• Who are the Axis Powers?

• Map of Countries

Causes of WWII

• List at least 4 causes of WWII and briefly explain each

Topic of Interest

• For slides numbered 5,6,7, and 8, students will select 4 of the 10 WWII interest topics on which to conduct research and develop informative pages. Interest Topics:

1. Remember Pearl Harbor-USA Enters WWII2. Rosie the Riveter-Women Enter the Work Force3. Tuskegee Airmen4. Holocaust-Nazi Concentration Camps5. Hitler’s Plan to Conquer the World6. Japanese Americans are Sent to Relocation Camps7. Atomic Bombs are used on Japan-Manhattan Project8. Americans Tighten their Belts-Rationing in the USA9. Churchill Claims Victory10. American Heroes

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Topic of Interest

Topic of Interest

American Patriotism

• Describe the songs and posters used in American to rally patriotism during the war. Some visual arts were used as propaganda, explain the use of your example.

Chart the Costs of War

• Research the internet to collect data about the costs (financial and lives) of WWII. Use graphs and charts to demonstrate your data.

Effects of War

• Explain the effects WWII had on America and our global community.

Answer to the Essential Question

• ESSENTIAL QUESTION:

“WAR! What is it good for?”• Students write a personal reaction to the

essential question.

Images of War

• Select a single piece of American artwork during the time of WWII that communicates the impact of war on society.

• Describe, Analyze, Interpret and Evaluate the artwork in a personal reaction statement.

Works Cited

• Create a Works Cited slide for the resources used for this presentation.

• Use MLA style to document your references.