Ch. 24 World War II

Ms. White

U.S. History II

Chapter 24 World War Looms

Guiding Question: How did the rise of dictators in Europe and Asia lead to World War II?

Skill: Document Analysis

 Homework: Road to War 1919-1939 DBQ

Day 1: Adolf Hitler's Rise to Power In Germany

Homework: Read New York Times Upfront article,  "1933 Hitler Comes to Power"

Discussion Questions: 

1. How was Hitler able to come to power in a democratic Germany? Could something like it happen again?

2. What were the conditions in Germany that enabled Hitler to come to power?

3. Why did Nazism appeal to Germans? (What did the Nazi promise Germans?)

4. Who was targeted by the Nazis & why?

5. Which countries were invaded by Germany?

6. What was the German military strategy?

7. Connect to today: What is the appropriate balance between liberty and security?

Day 2: Japanese Acts of Aggression

Homework: Read Chapter 24 Section 1, "Dictators Threaten World Peace" and Complete Guided Reading WKSHT 24.1

Day 3: Dictators Rise to Power in Italy & Spain

Homework: Review Dictators Rise to Power flashcards on quizlet.
http://quizlet.com/22363006/dictators-threaten-world-peace-flash-cards/

Guiding Question: What military tactics did Germany use to expand into neighboring territory and how did other countries respond?

Skills: Making Predictions, Note Taking, Primary Source Analysis & Map Analysis

 Day 4: German Aggressive Actions Notes, Timeline and Predicting Responses Czechoslovakia, violation of Munich pact, invasion of Poland

Homework: Review War in Europe flash cards on quizlet.
http://quizlet.com/22363696/war-in-europe-flash-cards/

Guiding Question: How does World War II begin?

Skills: Primary Source Analysis, Note Taking, Predicting Responses, Mapping Techniques

Day 5: World War II in Europe 1940 PPT, Notes, Predicting Responses

Homework: Review World War II in Europe flash cards on quizlet.

http://quizlet.com/21714464/world-war-ii-in-europe-1940-flash-cards/

Guiding Question: How does the United States respond to the outbreak of war in Europe?

Skills: Decision Making Skills, Note Taking, Political Cartoon Analysis

Day 6: America’s Response to Acts of Aggression Decision Making & Political Cartoon Analysis

Homework: Interactive America on the Sidelines The United States and World Affairs 1933-1941

http://www.teachingamericanhistory.org/neh/interactives/neutrality

Guiding Question: Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?

Skills: Political Cartoon & Primary Source Analysis, Writing Skills

Day 7 & 8: Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor DBQ Q & A

Homework: Interactive Pearl Harbor Attack Map

http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/multimedia/interactive/pearl-harbor/?ar_a=1

Homework:  Why does Japan attack Pearl Harbor? DBQ questions 

Terms & Names: 

Josef Stalin

Adolf Hitler

Benito Mussolini

Francisco Franco

tnism

fascism

Nazism

Neutrality Acts

Neville Chamberlin

Winston Churchill

Charles de Gaulle

Non-aggression pact

appeasement

blitzkrieg

Munich Agreement

Phony War

IEvacuation of Dunkirk

Surrender of France

Battle of Britain

Axis Powers

Allied Powers

Lend Lease Act

Atlantic Charter

Cash & Carry

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Emperor Hirhohito

Hideki Tojo

Pearl Harbor

embargo