'Double v campaign' presentation slideshows

What was the Treaty of Versailles ? ended WW1 punished Germany a cause of WW2

1. What was the Treaty of Versailles ? ended WW1 punished Germany a cause of WW2. 2. How did the Treaty of Versailles help cause World War II ? made Germany pay reparations. 3. What is totalitarianism? Which nations had totalitarian governments before World War II ?

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List five details or examples for each topic you would use in answering the following prompt:

List five details or examples for each topic you would use in answering the following prompt:. How successful were the programs of the New Deal in solving the problems of the Great Depression? Assess with respect to TWO of the following: Relief Recovery Reform. On the Home Front.

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WW II

WW II. WW II was going on for years before the US became involved. Japan made the USA become involved on December 7, 1941. WW II. In a planned military attack on a Sunday morning, the naval base was attacked by the Japanese fighter pilots.

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US History

US History. Unit 6, Week 4. Homework for the Week. Monday 1/27 Begin studying for the unit test on block day Tuesday 1/28 Put together unit 6 checklist Study for test Blockday 1/29-1/30 - Advisory Choose an essay topic Friday 1/31

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The American home front

The American home front. Korematsu Video Discussion questions. How might you have responded if you were imprisoned in an internment camp? How would you feel about your country?

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WORLD WAR II THE HOMEFRONT

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Double V and African Americans

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African Americans Demand Civil Rights

African Americans Demand Civil Rights. Objective 11.10.1 Summarize the rise of the civil rights movement. . Lesson Objective:. Analyze the rise of the civil rights movement in America. Prior Knolwedge. 1. When the Civil War began, what was Abraham Lincoln's main goal?

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The Wartime Homefront

The Wartime Homefront. Mobilization . America was mobilized as never before. Factories turning out munitions and materials at a rate to boggle the mind. Rationing and shortages were common. Benefits of being American. Americans enjoyed immunity from foreign attack (minus Pearl Harbor).

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Paper 1

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American History: Chapter 28 Review Video

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The Home Front During WWII

The Home Front During WWII. I: Industrial and Farm Production. I. Industrial & Farm Production A . War Production Board halted non- essential building to conserve materials for war purposes.

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Winning the War

Winning the War. SWBAT: explain how women, African Americans, Native Americans, and Asian Americans contributed to the war effort despite racism and sexism from the US government.

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WWII and Discrimination

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ACTIVITY 1

ACTIVITY 1 Use your completed question sheets from last week to enter details for all 6 civil rights campaigns into your progress tracker . You should continue using your previous progress tracker sheet (draw a line under the last entry). You have 2 new copies (double sided) too.

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