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NUMBER. THE. ST. RS. NUMBER. THE. RS. ST. This presentation will: Introduce you to the events and importance of World War II Familiarize you with the important characters in history Supply background for the story in Number the Stars by Lois Lowry. Unit 3.

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  1. NUMBER THE ST RS

  2. NUMBER THE RS ST • This presentation will: • Introduce you to the events and importance of World War II • Familiarize you with the important characters in history • Supply background for the story in Number the Stars by Lois Lowry

  3. Unit 3 What does it take to save a life?

  4. Essential Questions • What does it mean to be brave? • What is the relationship between knowledge and power? • Would you ever be willing to risk your life for another person? Under what circumstances might you take this risk? • What does it take to escape oppression? • What are the consequences of being "relocated"? • What emotional dilemmas are families faced with during the time of war? • What leads man to act inhumanely to man? • What civic responsibilities do humans have to one another? • How can I recognize human integrity? • It is possible for me to empathize with those received a lack for human decency? • Why it is important to create an awareness of past historical events?

  5. Enduring Understandings • Historical events have long-lasting consequences. • Bravery can be shown in many different situations and in many different ways. • Dehumanization is the taking away of a person’s self-worth, identity, pride and culture. • Risking personal safety to commit to one’s own beliefs demonstrates moral responsibility. • A person’s reaction to a dilemma can transform their character.

  6. Who was in World War II?

  7. WWII > Who? The allies The axis united states of America Nazi germany united Soviet Socialist Republic japan United kingdom italy china hungary france romania poland bulgaria Canada finland australia thailand New zealand iraq South africa netherlands

  8. WWII > Who? Adolf hitler

  9. WWII > Who was hitler? Adolf hitler family tree

  10. WWII > Who was hitler? the boy Adolf Hitler as a baby Adolf Hitler as a young boy

  11. WWII > Who was hitler? the soldier Adolf Hitler as a soldier in world war i Adolf Hitler as a soldier in world war i

  12. WWII > Who was hitler? the Fuhrer, Chancellor of germany

  13. Why did World War II happen?

  14. WWII > why did it happen? • Nationalistic tension • Unresolved issues from world war i • Effects of the great depression • Economic turmoil in germany • Political vacuum in germany • 1937 japanese invasion of china • 1939 german invasion of poland • 1941 japanese bombing of pearl harbor world war II

  15. What happened in World War II?

  16. WWII > When? Germans elect Nazis into power Olympics begin in Berlin, Germany Britain, France, Australia, & New Zealand declare war on Germany Nazis invade Denmark Adolf Hitler becomes leader of Nazi Party 1st concentration camp opened near Berlin Assassination attempt on Hitler fails German military mobilizes Annemarie Johansen born Nazis begin euthanasia on sick and disabled Adolf Hitler voted Chancellor of Germany German Jews stripped of rights. Hitler reveals war plans. U.S. Stock Market crashes World War I ends Kristall-nacht More timeline

  17. WWII > When? Lisa Johansen Murdered Nazis order Jews to wear yellow stars King Christian X arrested & Danes sink their fleet The Handkerchief Japan bombs Pearl Harbor Japanese-Americans sent to US concentration camps Japan surrenders Nazis invade northern Africa Mama Has Trouble Germany surrenders Nazis bomb Britain Jews fight back in Warsaw ghetto Nazi mass murders start Hitler declares war on USA Allied Forces D-Day invasion Gas chambers at Auschwitz Great Aunt Birte More timeline

  18. What was the holocaust? WARNING: Some of the upcoming images are intense and graphic in nature. They are not for the light of heart, but they are something that must be remembered, lest humankind falter and repeat our past mistakes.

  19. WWII > the holocaust

  20. WWII > the holocaust Flow charts were used to determine who was german and who was not.

  21. WWII > the holocaust

  22. WWII > the holocaust Synagogue in Warsaw ghetto Auschwitz death camp

  23. WWII > the holocaust

  24. NUMBER THE ST RS

  25. “The Shoes of the Dead” On an index card respond to following question: What is your reaction to the poem? How would you feel if you were “in the shoes” of those depicted in the poem?

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