Please do not talk at this time Sept 16

1. Please do not talk at this time Sept 16 HW: Chapter 16.1 Notes Due Tuesday (Pg 21A) Tell your partner what is going on in this cartoon.

2. Nazi Soviet Non Aggression Take Aways • Add these to the back of pg. 20C • Historically Fascists and Communists HATE each other. • Stalin feared Hitler would start a war before Russia was ready to fight. • He also felt the other countries of Europe would be useless in a war with Germany. • He agrees to the Non Aggression pact to get some of Poland and buy some time for the USSR to build their army. • Hitler doesn’t want to fight on two sides (West and East) • He agrees to the Pact to ensure that he only has to fight one side of Europe at a time.

3. Quiz- Chapter 15.4

4. You may work on your Chapter 16.1 Notes (any Style) or some other homework when you are done.

5. Please do not talk at this time Sept 17 HW: MacArthur Bio due on the Block Day Please get out your Chapter 16.1 Notes to be checked off. Then Set up Pg.22A: Blitzkrieg DBQ And get a folder for your and your partner. You will answer the questions on your own paper. You do not have to write them.

6. The War Begins!

7. Blitzkrieg, 1940 Hitler, His army trained, experienced and well supplied with advanced weapons and machines, attacks everywhere at once!

8. What is this Blitzkrieg?Blitzkrieg means “Lightning War” • A military strategy to win war • A massive technologically advanced attack • Psychological warfare Blitzkrieg Video

9. Blitzkrieg DBQ! 1. What weapons are the Germans using in their Blitzkrieg attack? 2. Blitzkrieg means “Lightning War.” Based on these images, how is that an accurate name? 3. How might Germany’s central location in Europe have helped them make a success of the Blitzkrieg strategy? • What does Hitler say his goal is? How will he achieve his goal? • What reason does Hitler give for his invasion of Poland? • Based on the quote and the Pictures, what effect did the German Army have on Civilian in France 7. Based on these pictures, where is the fighting of the Blizkrieg happening? 8. WWI was a trench war, fought in the countryside by soldiers. How will this war be different?

10. Big Question: How is the Blitzkrieg BOTH a psychological attack and a physical one?

11. MacArthur Bio • Get a paper on general MacArthur- Pg23A/B. • At the top, brainstorm some qualities of a great leader might have (intelligent, bold, trustworthy, etc)‏ • Then read the paper. • Underline facts and details that would provide evidence that General MacArthur WAS a great leader. • Circle facts and details that would prove he was NOT a great leader. • You can Highlight instead if you prefer….

12. Please do not talk at this time Sept 18/19 HW: WWII Leader Essay due Mon. What ARE some qualities of a great leader? • Look at your MacArthur Bio that you read and highlighted last night. • What does GREAT mean? • How is Great different than effective, successful or important? • Put some characteristics from your MacArthur paper on the board. Qualities:

13. What ARE some qualities of a great leader? What does GREAT mean? How is Great different than effective, successful or important? Put some characteristics from your MacArthur paper on the board. Qualities:

14. What ARE some qualities of a great leader? What does GREAT mean? How is Great different than effective, successful or important? Put some characteristics from your MacArthur paper on the board. Qualities:

15. Intelligent Independent Successful Became a 5 star general High Academic scores at West Point Worked to modernize US army Ultimately beat Japan in the Pacific Defied his Commander in Chief Said, “I will Return!” Rebuilt Japan and helped them write a new constitution Returned to the Philippines Issued his own policy statements about Korean War Abandoned the Philippines and left his men behind Recaptured many islands from the Japanese Was fired for insisting on nuking China Here are three characteristics of a great leader and some data from the reading… Choose one characteristic, write it on your paper and put evidence from the word storm in bullets underneath. Land reform Started reforms in Japan New Guinea Political Reform

16. Intelligent Independent Successful Became a 5 star general High Academic scores at West Point Worked to modernize US army Ultimately beat Japan in the Pacific Defied his Commander in Chief Said, “I will Return!” Rebuilt Japan and helped them write a new constitution Returned to the Philippines Issued his own policy statements about Korean War Abandoned the Philippines and left his men behind Recaptured many islands from the Japanese Was fired for insisting on nuking China Now make Bubble Graphs out of what goes together… These will make up the Evidence for the Body of your essay outline. Land reform Started reforms in Japan New Guinea Political Reform

17. Notebook Pg. 24A Writing great Thesis Statements- Three Levels of Thesis Statements Once you have your Evidence, it is time to write your thesis statement. It is actually easier to do this once you know what you are going to say and what you have evidence for. Thesis Example: MacArthur was a great leader because he was intelligent. There are three levels of thesis statements. Level one- restate the prompt as a statement. Prompt: Was MacArthur a great leader? Level 1: MacArthur was a great leader. Level two- restate the prompt as a statement but include the word “because” and say why. Level 2: MacArthur was a great leader because _________________ ________________________________________________________ Level 2 thesis statements are so useful because the three things you include after your “because” as the answer to your “why” become the three body sections of our essay or outline. This kind of thesis gives you a clear road map for where the essay and your reasoning are going. Write your Thesis now….

18. Ultimate Thesis of Ultimate Destiny… Level three- rephrase the prompt in a new way and include your own philosophy when you address the “why” aspect of your answer. Level 3: Greatness in leadership comes from serving ones own people and improving their lives. MacArthur used his intelligence, his ability to think independently and his drive to be a winner to get the American people through their darkest hours during WWII.

19. What makes a Thesis a Level Three Thesis? Level three- rephrase the prompt in a new way and include your own philosophy when you address the “why” aspect of your answer. Many of you asked how you know you have included your own philosophy, in order to get a Level 3 thesis statement and I was not able to articulate it, but after school I asked the head of the English Department and this is what she said: “Level three thesis statements include three pieces of evidence to prove the thesis statement, just like a typical Level 2. However, in a level 3 thesis, there is a deeper, underlining (below the surface) connection between the three pieces of evidence.

20. Essay Practice- Pg 25A Thesis: MacArthurwas a great leader because he was intelligent Fill In this chart now….

21. Paragraph Example: MacArthur was a great leader because he was intelligent. He earned some of the highest academic scores ever recorded at West Point Academy. He rebuilt Japan and helped write their constitution. The Japanese still use this Constitution today. He started important reforms.He started land reform. He started political reforms. He secured voting rights for women in the new democracy…. Commentary/Explanation... Claim Evidence Detail Great! You only have one more piece to add... the Explanation. This piece is Vital in any essay outline or essay. This is where you say HOW your evidence proves your claim. Our Claim is that MacArthur was intelligent. Our evidence is below that. Now say how the evidence proves he was intelligent. Write your own Explanation now….

22. Paragraph Example: MacArthur was a great leader because he was intelligent. He earned some of the highest academic scores ever recorded at West Point Academy. He rebuilt Japan and helped write their constitution. The Japanese still use this Constitution today. He started important reforms.He started land reform. He started political reforms. He secured voting writes for women in the new democracy. West Point Academy is one of the most difficult schools in America. MacArthur could only have done well there if he was intelligent. Japan faced many problems after WWII, but MacArthur was able to make the correct decisions to rebuild Japan’s government into one that has allowed Japan to succeed to the current time. MacArthur was even wise enough to recognize the importance of giving women a voice in government as well as other reforms. The fact that he thought of all of Japan’s people is further evidence of his intelligence. Claim Evidence Detail Explanation

23. Who should you do? Reading level gets harder You will need to print your own WWII Leader Biography. They are all in a file called WWIILeadersAll on the documents page. I have a few copies of each for people who can’t print their own or use the library to print. Just see me after class. You have 4 choices: Stalin- Russia Churchill- England FDR- USA De Gaulle- France

24. Pg. 26A/B WWII Leader Mini Essay Now you will repeat this process on your own with a leader of WWII. You will use an outline to prove that your leader Was or Was Not a Great leader. You MUST choose one. Lets review the assignment to see exactly what you need to do for each grade. No More than 1 page double spaced and typed.

25. How are social studies writing assignments different than English Writing Assignments? • Social Studies assignments don’t EVER use “I” or “you” or “we”, so don’t write “I think that…” Instead just say what you think as a claim. • Social Studies assignments always use Formal Language so avoid slang, or words like “stuff”, “hella”, “sucked” and so on. Find formal words to say the same things. • No Rhetorical Questions! • You don’t need a Hook! • No Filler! Just get to the point.

26. You may work on your Essay Now…

27. Please do not talk at this time Sept 20 HW: WWII Leader Essay due Mon. Pg. 27: Churchill’s Dunkirk Speech Please set up Pg. 27A like this: Critical Thinking Grade

28. The Battle of Dunkirk • Battle of Dunkirk : A battle in World War II between the Allies and Germany. The battle was the defense and evacuation of British and allied forces in Europe from 26 May--4 June 1940 after a failed assault on mainland Europe. The 'Halt Order' issued by the German army gave the Allie's three days in which to evacuate and establish a defensive line. In the end over 330,000 Allied troops were rescued from the beaches. Most of the rescue came from civilian ships, called upon by Churchill to sail to Dunkirk and save the British, French and Belgian Armies with the support of the British and French Navies and Air Force.

29. Pg. 27A: Churchill’s Dunkirk Speech • Read the speech and fill in the boxes for each piece of information. • We are analyzing a primary source with this method. • Use the focus question to answer How the Source is Significant.

30. June 4, 1940 Winston Churchill "We Shall Fight on the Beaches" House of Commons Following May 26, "Operation Dynamo," Dunkirk, the evacuation of 338,000 Allied troops to English shores. ....The British Empire and the French Republic, linked together in their cause and in their need, will defend to the death their native soil, aiding each other like good comrades to the utmost of their strength. Even though large tracts of Europe and many old and famous States have fallen or may fall into the grip of the Gestapo and all the odious apparatus of Nazi rule, we shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our Island, whatever the cost may be,we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender, and even if, which I do not for a moment believe, this Island or a large part of it were subjugated and starving, then our Empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the British Fleet, would carry on the struggle, until, in God's good time, the New World, with all its power and might, steps forth to the rescue and the liberation of the old.

32. Pg. 28A: The London Blitz Sourcing: London Can Take It- Produced by the British Government in October 1940, 'London Can Take It' is narrated by American journalist Quentin Reynolds and pays tribute to London and its people during the Blitz on the capital. The film's huge impact at the time, especially in the USA, makes it historically one of the most important of the Ministry of Information's wartime films. Sourcing Questions: • How is this film valuable as a source of information to historians about the London Blitz? • What might make this source and the information it presents suspect? You only need to answer the question. You do not need to write it.

33. Pg.22A: Blitzkrieg DBQ MacArthur- Pg 23A/B Pg. 24A Writing great Thesis Statements- Essay Practice- Pg 25A Pg. 26A/B WWII Leader Mini Essay Pg. 27A: Churchill Speech Pg. 28: How did people respond to the Blitzkrieg