The purpose of this interactive game is to learn some history of World War II through an interactive and

competitive version of the popular TV show Jeopardy.Students will play both a Single and Double Jeopardy round before finishing their experience with a Final Jeopardy question for bonus

points to be applied on their World War II test.

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This country is included in the group referred to as the Axis Powers and was responsible for a famous, or infamous, attack in December of 1941. Who is…

United States Great Britain Japan France U.S.S.R

Japan was one of the Axis Powers and was, in fact, the last of the Axis Powers to surrender at the

end of World War II.

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This decision maker was not a key leader of his country in the beginning of the war though he did have a

“booming” effect at the end of the war. Who is… Adolf Hitler, Germany Josef Stalin, U.S.S.R Winston Churchill, Great Britain Harry Truman, United States Hideki Tojo, Empire of Japan

Harry Truman was in fact the President of the United States at the end of the war, taking

the reigns from Franklin Delano Roosevelt who was in the white house when the conflict began.

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form of a question and try again!

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You’ve made it to the Final Jeopardy round where you can earn bonus points for your upcoming World War II exam! The category for this Final Jeopardy round is:

Students will play both a Single and Double Jeopardy round before finishing their experience with a Final Jeopardy question for bonus

points to be applied on their World War II test.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Approaching_Omaha.jpg

This geographical region along the southern coast of France was the site for the famous D-Day invasion by

the Allied Powers on June 6th, 1944

Please write your answer on the bottom of the sheet of paper where you placed your “wager” of points and turn it in at the front of the room. Your “wager” should equal the number of questions

you answered correctly during the Single and Double Jeopardy rounds.