Week 15: World War II

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This week, we will cover several different topics in an attempt to get to the finish line before Christmas! We will start off by taking a test on WWI, then look at the interwar years and the beginning of WWII. You will need to complete your vocabulary chart with the vocabulary word, definition, a picture and a sentence.  The sentences need to be at least six words and show an understanding of the world.  I am going to have to take off if you do not do so.

Week 15: Interwar  Years and WWII     Quizlet
  1. Fascism
  2. Disarmament
  3. Totalitarian State
  4. Russification
  5. Gestapo
  6. Third Reich
  7. Appeasemtne
  8. Blitzkrieg
  9. Holocaust
  10. Lend Lease Act
  11. D-Day
  12. Stalingrad
Monday, December 4
Daily Question: No daily question.
World War I Assessment

Tuesday, December 5
Daily Question: How did the Treaty of Versailles set Germany up for failure?
The World Wars:  A Rising Threat
Wednesday, December 6
Daily Question:  How was Hitler able to become so successful?
32.1 Hitler's Lightning War
Thursday, December 7
Daily Question:  What makes today an important day in history?
32.2 Japan's Pacific Campaign
  1. For each term or name, write a sentence explaining its significance.:  Isoroku Yamamoto. Pearl Harbor, Battle of Midway, Douglas MacArthur, Battle of Guadalcanal
  2. Which event was the most important in turning the tide of the war in the Pacific against the Japanese? Why?
  3. How did the Japanese plan to catch the European colonial powers and the United States by surprise?
  4. In what way was the Battle of the Coral Sea a new kind of naval warfare?
  5. What was General Douglas MacArthur’s island hopping strategy?
  6. Did Admiral Yamamoto make a wise decision in bombing Pearl Harbor? Why or why not?
  7. What problems did Japan face in building an empire in the Pacific?
Friday, December 8
Daily Question:  What was the most important even in the Pacific Theater? (Your opinion.)
32.3 The Holocaust

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