Transcript Completing an Assignment with Google Classroom

Warm Up
• Get your chrome book
• Log in and search Google images for WWII
• Create your cover page on page __125__ of
your notebook
(LEAVE PAGE 124 BLANK! PAGE 125 SHOULD BE
A RIGHT SIDE PAGE)
Google Classroom
• On your Google Classroom Home Page click
the + in the top right corner
• Then click Join Class
• Use the following class codes to enroll in my
Google Classroom:
– Blue Block- kxkde77
– Green Block- 6862il
– Yellow Block- m0ephzk
– Red Block- bq1rci
Scenario #1
• It is April 27th, 1921 and WWI has been over
for a few years. Things are starting to recover
from the war where you live. Rumors of new
governments forming in various European
countries are taking place but nothing final
yet. What do you think about these events
and what do you think will be coming next?
• (Journal entries should be at least two
paragraphs long)
World War II Vocabulary
• Copy the following terms on pages _126-127_
in your Social Studies notebook.
• You will need to leave space to write the
definition of each term.
• Study these terms nightly.
World War II Vocabulary Terms
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Allied Powers
Dictator
Pearl Harbor
Atomic Bomb
Iwo Jima
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Axis Powers
Fascism
D-Day/Normandy
Hiroshima
Blitzkrieg
**You will need to leave space to write the
definition and draw an illustration.**
Allied Powers
Countries that fought against the Axis Powers
during World War II---Based on the following
images, identify the three main countries.
Axis Powers
• Alliance formed between three countries
ruled by one of the following:
• Hirohito
• Mussolini
• Hitler
Dictator
• Ruler who has total power over a country and
its people
• Can you list any dictators? Which country did
each dictator rule?
Fascism
• Dictator controls all parts of people’s lives. No
disagreement allowed!
• Add your own picture…
Pearl Harbor
• United States military base in Hawaii that was
bombed by Japan bringing the United States
into World War II
• Pearl Harbor was attacked December 7, 1941.
D-Day---Normandy
• D-Day—June 6, 1944
• 60,000 American and Allied troops attacked
the Germans at Normandy.
• This is the largest invasion by sea in history.
Atomic Bombs—Hiroshima
• Explosive nuclear device
• Hiroshima—1st city to be targeted by a nuclear
weapon
Iwo Jima
• Major battle in which the United States Armed
Forces fought for and captured the island of
Iwo Jima from the Japanese Empire.
Blitzkrieg
• Lightning war
• German military tactic that uses surprise,
speed, and firepower to overwhelm the
enemy
Anti-semitism
• Prejudice against, hatred of, or discrimination
against Jews as a national, ethnic, religious or
racial group
• the Nazi party gained popularity by
disseminating anti-Jewish propaganda. ...
With the Nazi rise to power in 1933
Genocide
• the deliberate killing of people who belong to
a particular racial, political, or cultural group
Homework
• World War II Journal Entry #1 is due Friday,
February 6.
• Vocabulary Crossword