'Japanese surrender' diaporamas de présentation

Lesson 14

Lesson 14. Argentia Bay By Herman Wouk. Background about the author. Herman Wouk (1915- ) is an American novelist. He is better known for his epic war novels.

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Yalta Conference

Yalta Conference. In February 1945 (before V-E or V-J Days), Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt meet in Yalta, USSR to decide on the fate of Germany and the post-war world. The Argument. Stalin wanted Germany divided up so they could never again threaten the Soviet Union

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The Dropping of The Atomic Bomb at Hiroshima and Nagasaki

The Dropping of The Atomic Bomb at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The atom bomb was no great decision. It was merely another powerful weapon in the arsenal of righteousness. ~ Harry S. Truman. Germany was Experimenting with Nuclear technology by 1938 (picture from Haigerloch ).

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WHAP Exam Review Period 6

WHAP Exam Review Period 6. 1914- the Present Chapters 34-40. Big Picture. How do nationalism and self-determination impact global events? World culture? Globalization Effect of Globalization on environment. World War I Era. Imperialism causes rivalries and competition. Militarism

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The Allied Victory

The Allied Victory. Chapter 16, Section 4. Introduction. On December 22, 1941, just after Pearl Harbor, Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt met at the White House to develop a joint war policy. Stalin had asked his allies to relieve German pressure on his armies in the east.

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Yalta Conference

Yalta Conference. Took place February 1945 before WWII was over (V-E Day May 8 1945) Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill ( Big 3 ) met in Yalta in the Soviet Union to discuss post WWII How to deal with the defeated or liberated countries of eastern Europe was the main

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Japan

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When did the US enter WWII?

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Bringing an End to World War II

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WWII

WWII. Shannon Paige Alek. Pearl Harbor. December 7, 1941 Japan attacked U.S. naval base Angered U.S. citizens and government which lead us to enter the war FDR declared war on December 8, 1941 #1 because it was the reason why the U.S. joined the war. Manhattan Project.

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The Allied Victory

The Allied Victory. Chapter 32, Section 4. Introduction.

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The Allied Victory

The Allied Victory. Chapter 32, Section 4. Introduction.

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Major Battles of World War II

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Introduction to WWII

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World War II

World War II. Ch. 23 & 24. Path to WWII. 1935- Germany re-establishes military conscription Violation of Treaty of Versailles 1936- Germany occupy the Rhineland (Alsace-Lorraine) 1938- Germany anschluss (union) w/ Austria 1938- Appeasement by British Prime Minister

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Do Now & Objective

Do Now & Objective. Objective analyze Allied war plans and key battles to determine their effect on the war Do Now Looking at the map of German occupied Europe, what would be your plan to invade and defeat Hitler?. The Allies are Victorious. Chapter 32 Section 4.

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The Changing Nature of Warfare

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Buses are stopped in Piccadilly, London, by VE Day crowds. May, 1945.

Buses are stopped in Piccadilly, London, by VE Day crowds. May, 1945. Crowds in Downing Street, London, on the day of the Japanese surrender. August, 1945. Women ask for more meat on the ration at the House of Commons and the Ministry of Food. January, 1951.

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