'Convoy system' diaporamas de présentation

Final Time

Final Time. Meet the Teams. Rock. Scissors. Paper. Rules. Team 1 goes first. Then Team 2. Then Team 3 Each team put its desks in a circle. Everybody must have their Packet and Study Guide out. Work as a team to find the answers to the questions. All the answers are in your packet.

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World War I

World War I. Causes of WWI. Militarism : Power to military leaders Alliances : Tied nations to each other Imperialism : Competition for colonies Nationalism : Pride in country. Franz Ferdinand. Heir to Austro-Hungarian (A-H) throne A-H controlled Bosnia

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Sec. 18.1 & Ch. 19 Test Review

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US History Remediation

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WWII In Europe

WWII In Europe. WWII Day 3 Notes. Three Areas of Conflict in Europe. Up through North Africa Moving up through Africa into Italy led by General George Patton and Dwight D. Eisenhower The Soviets in the East The Soviets attacking Germany and the Battle of Stalingrad

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WWI: Technologies, Techniques and Realities

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The War at Sea

The War at Sea. The war at sea was vital because both sides needed supplies from abroad. If one side could defeat the other side at sea, then they could starve the other country into submission.

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World War I: U.S. Goes to War

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Fighting in the War

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War for Europe and North Africa

War for Europe and North Africa. Major Battles of WWII. Axis Powers in 1942. Battle of the Atlantic. Allied forced need to control the Atlantic in order to get goods and American troops to Allied forces in Europe Germany conducts submarine raids along the Atlantic coast

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Chapter 23

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Fights at Sea, In the Mountains and the Desert

Fights at Sea, In the Mountains and the Desert. 1917. War Against U-Boats. April 1917, it looked like the Germans were going to win the war because of U-Boats. 1 in 4 British boats leaving Britain did not return. (Food and Ammo) By the end of April, British had 6 weeks of food left.

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