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WW2 Book Help

WW2 Book Help. Be creative…. Guidelines are provided but they should not limit you Follow a chronological order Information has to be accurate If you want to use key terms that are not listed, use them- I’ll know. Page 1- Europe Pre-WW2. Events that you can use… The Nuremburg Laws (1935)

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WW2 Book Help

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  1. WW2 Book Help

  2. Be creative… • Guidelines are provided but they should not limit you • Follow a chronological order • Information has to be accurate • If you want to use key terms that are not listed, use them- I’ll know.

  3. Page 1- Europe Pre-WW2 • Events that you can use… • The Nuremburg Laws (1935) • The Invasion of Poland (1939) • The Austrian Anschluss (1938) • The Munich Agreement (1938) • The Nazi-Soviet Nonagression Pact (1939)

  4. Page 2- The Pacific Pre-WW2 • Events you can use… • Sino-Japanese war begins (1937) • Colonization of Korea (1929) • “The colonization of Korea was only the first of many attempts made by the Japanese to expand their territory. They also…” bleh bleh bleh, got it? • The annexation of Manchuria (1931)

  5. Page 3- America before war begins • Neutrality Act of 1935 • Neutrality Act of 1939 • Destroyers for Bases Deal in 1940 • Lend-Lease Act 1941 • FDR sets up Hemispheric Defense Zone (1941) • Pearl Harbor attack in Dec. 7, 1941

  6. Neutrality Act of 1939 As war broke out in Europe, the U.S. remained somewhat isolated. They passed the Neutrality Act of 1939 to help Allied powers while appearing neutral. Countries at war could buy weapons on a “cash and carry” basis. Loopholes in the neutrality act led to the Destroyers for Bases Deal, which allowed the U.S. to give ships to the British in return for military bases in the Caribbean. I’ll trade you…

  7. Evaluating Page 3 • What did you notice about key terms highlighted on page 3? • Destroyers for bases deal and cash and carry are not listed in the word bank • Is that okay with me? • Heck yes! Your instructions require you to use 3 key terms from your word bank but I don’t mind if you stray a little from it- as long as they’re terms we learned in class and relevant to the page.

  8. Page 4- America’s Contributions to the war • Tuskegee Airmen fight in the Mediterranean (1943) • 442nd Regimental Combat Team fight with uncommon valor in Europe (1943-1945) • Doolittle Raid • Battle of the Bulge

  9. Page 5- The Home Front • The Bracero Program (1940’s – 1962) • Executive Order 8802 (June 1941) • Selective Service Training Act (1940) • Women in the Work Force (1940’s) • Rationing (begins 1941)

  10. Page 6- Big Mistakes • Japanese Internment (1942) • Korematsu v. U.S. (1944) • Detroit Race Riots (1943) • Zoot Suit Riots (1943)

  11. Page 7- End of War • Drop Atom Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki • V-J Day • V-E Day • Nuremburg War Crimes Trial

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